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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-10
DUTCH OFFICERS ENTER rAINED AT ALhAN>.

Albany May 9.-1hc officers Of the D"'ch "''"'"'-
war Van >pcyk. now lying In New YORK Iaroo'' al
rived shortly a7lcr to-day as guests "i me
r, representatives. Of the Holland -ocirt! h'r'' '"S
met AT the station by sPciai entertainments
committee Of the ssiiy ani escorted u thc Mayor >
office vler, the Mayor delivered an address Of vel
come and presented 10 the guests parcim tA-
tending the freedom 81 the city to thrhi' NhP'ai"
Arrcns thanked the Mayor for ais hhdh'N'' 'h'
party then driven 10 the hoin' oI MIS- '' v ''
Pruyn, where reception by some oil tue "l"'N' ''i"
HES Of the city rendered 10 th"m' ""'nE 'hc
invited guests Governor Flower ah" JOHN H.
Plantcn Consul-f'cncral of the Nclherhhu>. Inc
visitors were aftcrward received al the Executive
Chamber 10y Governor Flower and escorted through
the Capitol. This evening the olhc,r3 M't, 'her
tanned dinner nj the Fort orange ib DN lhc iocni
members Of the Holland society. Ih'y returned 10
Ncw-lO Oh the midnight trans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-10
JEUIGH CARRIED OFF FIFTEEN PRIZES

bethlehem, Penn. May o tspeca).-Lchigh won
dcc1ed victory the intercollegiate spring sports VIII
Lafayette here to-day, carrying o" eigh' "'s' p''
and seven seconds TO Laiaycttes two nsts ana tic'
seconds The attendance was 1000. The games were
as follows
1Oovard dash-Fir.t. H.: D. Snodsrass LaiaS''"
IN a.. seconds: second. w. o. Iolhcmus. l%high
Milo ,un-Frst l.. J. Krom, Lchleh, minutes =
,.cnmd. second, f. l. Wheeler, lchgh
900 ard dash-Dead heat between j.. q. warner
tohied and H. ID. Williams, Lafayette warner won "'
toss.
1oovard hurde-First, {. H. Olm'tead ichieh.
..o ra,d da.h-FiIst w. s. Merrill Lehsh 81 Sec
nd. second A. l.. Leeds, La'aye'W
22Oyaid hurdle-First, H. J.; Atprnh' h'hgn "o@ 9'
nd sccond {. II. Onstedd Lchieh.
Ualf.miIe run-Firt q: T. Michncr Iehleh' Hi"
utes IL seconds second, f. D. Waiher i'nIen'
p,,,,,o the 10 pound shot--Frt. ]. G. Roderck r.
high ri feet II inches second C. w underwood l"n'R"
pole yaut-First. V. w. Kline Iehgh 8 Feet y ihche'
second A. NJ. Worst1l, Lehlph.
Running high jump-fiI-t, r.. T.. Fuller irh's"'
feet q Inches second, X. D. Snod2raSe Lai'Ee."'.
Running bread jumpFirSt Il. D. Snodsrass' i'iasc''o
~ feet. second, H. {. Warmer, Iehigh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-10
NEW. RRI\SWI. X.

The Tooth annual convention OF the diocese o'
\,w.Jer,.v OF the Protestant Episcopal Nmirc"
ou.n.d in Christ Church, New. Er1nswch yesterday
,,r,inc at @ 80 O'Clock. An adde's, Of welcome
VA, delivered by the Rev. f.. B. Joyce rector VI
bri,, Church. The sermon was preached oy 'hs
Rev Charlie, II. iiiblard. Of 81. Marys Cnurch BUR
lincton The convention proper was c''ieo 10 oro'f
q, |! 80 o'clock By Bishop Scnrb itou;h The kev'
rlyln n smith Reelected secretary ana Tue
Eev f. J. knight. III Trenton, assistant secretary.
ui.hop scarborough appointed a. finance conf
mittnc Charles F.. Merritt, o. Mount Holy John y:
cntprntcr of New brunswick: Wiliam ID. Oher, OF
darlington: Howard Richards. OF Elizabeth. ana Dr:
I If plch of I,uilingion. ihV credentials OF all
cie zeal and lay delegates approved except those
read hi, annual report In The afternoon. The Kew:
f.. b. Jcnpng-. OF We>thrd. Is pres NJ but II u not
probable that the convention viii try hi,
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THE, RECORDS
GAMES TO-DAY

prookIvn vs. New-York. at Eastern iarh' D'''''
p.,,inore vs. Philadelphia, at BALTIMORE
Washington VS.. Boston, at Washihetoh
Cincinnati vs.. Pttsburg. at Cincinnati.
Iousyiiie vs.. Cleveland, at Louisville.
Rus,e will probably pitch for Ncw-York In the game
1t Brooklyn to-day. llama, ves
Eo,emap the old Baltimore pitcher. was sighei yes
.-o.v Ward met Mark Baldwin. the pitcher' i's'
"a no NAV sign with the New-YOrks to-day.
w seems to be the Giants only effective pi'cher a'
The New.York Athletic Club and the star A'nH"0
Club mines will play at the Polo Grounds tooay. s,.on
a, vos, Brighton, S. l.. this afternoon The s'a'e"
,.,.nd Athletic Club and the Yale Law School nine'
will cross bats ,, .oo,.o. . soverc
I,onobue the New-York pitcher received severe
-, =, the ankle yesterday. II was thought that
.p "A ,o., broken but physician who was called III
"a that such was the case and that Donohue woun
~ out All right in few days
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bug g. Cincinnati B. Battcries-Terry and Mack; Cham
pefaih ana vaughan. Cnplre-Emslic.
bl'imoie' May o-Boltinorc it. fourth consecu'
i've game and rorcen,ng, 800 to-day by de'c't'hs
Wrghts aggregation The Orioles assumed command III
'ne fourth inning, scoring four after two men ha
been retired Robinson made home run the SINH
Attendance. 2,22I. The score:
rna s%ola ..'''.:......c ] Q Q IS
Observation-Disclosures TO- Baltimore 10. E.ror'-ihila.
dclphia 4. Beltimore g. BalierIcs-Kcefc and Cross
schmidt and Robinson. UmpiIe-Iiurst
Washington May 9.-The Washinetons walked away
from Boston to-day They tatted Stacy at WILL ana "a
by their totals into double figures. MAUI ou
good work. but hi, support Of the best Az
tendance. 200. The
W NSs'Sn '..:: .::.5 . 9 S-lS
J. ,Wsshipgto" 5. bas,efes"staicy ad Merritt Maui
and Farrell Umpirc-McLaughlin
St Louis May st Louis defeated Chicago TO-DAY in
which characterized by pretty hc ding on
both Superior batting gave the home team the
victory. by his poor field aiding materially
Dahlcn. Crooks and Griffin all played brilliantly The
S & nSpls -...:...:...SS Q g q
n,lcht Louis Chicago Cd s,9, Ggs
and Kettridsc. rmpire-Mc Quad.
Philadelphia May 9-Pcnsy yania defeated Lchich this
afternoon by the is to 7. The char
accrlzcd throughout ~ hard hitting and loose fielding by
both teams. The score:
r b sE .,......i I 9 ! 9 %
B,ttcrcs-Boswell and Coosan sackson, Deyns and
McCung.
New. Brunswick. MAY Special. The Rutccr' Coll &c
and York University baseball mines played Nelson
Field this II poorly played game III
which errors abounced The score:
Rutgers ..............2 3 o N-l3
Ncw.York University o o o O. 4
Providence May (SrciaD.-Brown defeated Holy
Cross here thi, afternoon in wcllploycd game Me-
Murray pitched for Brown and did we'll the Holy Cross
n en- getting three from his delivery. His support
was splendid the Brown heders spelling several seeming
hits nv sharp work Stafford pitched well for Holy
Cross allowing only six hits and striking out nine men,
Brown won by punching hits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-10
ItISl\ CITY.

T,, trial Of William GiNehs. oi ha!ohhe' io' '"o
alleged murder of fhlri'h WIZ" wa, rs
,,. INV yesterday before Judge Lippincott. The
,,ro, .howod that "A feud existed between the Two
mon ,.c,,,s. Ward had compelled Givens 10 marry
, ,,r whom he had betrayed. Other evidence sno" ~
tha, Ward had tried to avoid Giv"ns b Sc'ns west
and ,l.o by going to Ireland. The defen al
,,mn,,d to on set this by showing that when "aru
went away GivenS babe him goodby ana aiso Mer
,, nm hi r.turn The defence further
,', ,h,, clv.n. shot Ward In self-drfcnce, fear.
im, tha hi, uf. WAS in danger. becanse Ward hao
wn,ppcd him in fight. Tn. fact thai owens Sno.
thnt Mrs Owens had appeared on the scene Inv, NV
Thai Ward WAS trying to drive her away LUG
rnS. will probably 60 to the jury to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-10
4 DINNER FOR ENGLISH OFFICERS.
THEIR FELLOW CoUYTRYMEN ENTEETNN THEN
PLEAS ANTLY.

4 dinner was given 1T DclmonlcO'S last nisht Tor
Rear Admiral sir john o. Hopkins. ol III" br'iNh
navy. and the captains and officer, Of th" British
,auadron 10y fifty OF the British and lIitsh Ah''l'ah
residents OF Tbs city. Consul General Wlllam Lane
uo,k.r presided. The dining room was toscihIy
dccnrnt,d with facs. over the presiding omc'r
chair the Admiral, flag drapcd around HE
size picture Of queen Nlcora. The tables were
,rtistcally ornamcntcd with flower, ana ferns ana
AN excellent orchestra played appropriate Music.
Among tbO,. present were Rear Admiral Ih'farii'
Porter John sloane, J. :. Kennedy. Commodore Er"'i
Rear Admiral E.nlam. Consul Fraser, \. j. Forbes
Icuh CAPTAIN Holland. Captain iipon, !. w -
Iur.t Commander Fleet, e Commodore :. Nicholson
Kane of the N.w-lorE Yacht club; captain lialmi
ION Harold sandcrson Commander !ail"y, Commander
Miller Of the New York Naval Reserve; First Lieu
tenant Sandcl,on II. Maitland Kcracy, Flag Lieu
tenant hi burn, George Morrison, Major Pynr, Bryce
GRAY Lieutenant Aohlom. william Buchanan I'm
,,ncer EL,l,man, ". VI. Massey. George Massey H.
: Forcwood the Rev. T.. Walpcl, warren. Commander
Irckins Oliver Adams. Flag Lieutenant Porter D.
Kennedy TOT, stan Commander Wood. j. MoiiS"i'
raymastcr Turner. E'Ijamin GRAHAM, PaNHh7uT
Dunbar II. \. Rackcr Assistant PA, master o'ni'Iu
Alfred Kcs~cr. Thomas Knttcr. Lieutenant lInpi,'
John ID. Crimmins. Lieutenant cooper k'S' -, ~;
Henderson, Lieutenant fauckn"r, q. e. N"h' V'Ni"
Sandcrsom. Edward Perry, Fleet PnymaS'rr N"r,h
Walter Watson, Fleet Engineer MhNst"i. ' ,n'"H
I,r,nJ surgeon Ted. X. II. Ewart. surgeon Ahdcr
son T. :. -milhcIs. Lieutenant Paine r. i.1'nu'
stair secretary Morton. j. H. smith e., ~ D''N'''''
r. w. l.. Hughes aud Nicc-Con,nl Wilaon'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-10
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
ORANGE.

MISS MCANN RECEIVERS CONSCIOUSNESS.
Twenty-six days ago Miss Mary McCann fell from
n south Orange electric ut Nailsburg ana was
picked up in-ensibc and taken 10 the Orange Me-
mortal Hospital, where she has ever since lain III
state of coma. There have been gradual signs OF
returning consciousness and Dr. j. W. s'ickier ner
attendant physician. has held that she would uiti'
mately recover fhc fall psc of her faculties. lester-
dny wa, the first decided change for the better In ms
respect. Or. Stickler asked her number OF ques'
lions and She gave connected and inteniglole an.
,wers showing that the functions Of the brain had
been restored at least in part. 10 their normal cohoi'
ton Dr. Stickler believes that the patient has been
to a certain extent conscious Of what was going on
around her for the last three or four days. Niss
Mccain /, I'm fairly good physical condition. Her
long black hair has been cut off and she Is pale as
The result OF so long a confinement to her bed.
Now that she is beginning to be- abe to talk. Dr.
,ticklrr j. taking the most stringent measures 10 see
that She Is not by any one, not even her Tea'
tons This Is In order that the extreme DANGER VI
exciting her and undong all the work that has been
done may be avoided and that the statement OF Inc
Cirl as 10 the accident and its cause may be MADE
first to her legal adviser. This will have an I'M
porant bearing on the legal aspects OF the case The
cas-. 1, one OF the remarkable Oh record ana mas
attracted widespread attention. Dr. Stichler Intend?
10 write "a monograph on Ii for one OF the meoic&S
Journals rs soon the patient has recovered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-10
,ryonysr RJsHOPS MEETING ENDED

,,,.oco Nav 0.-The semiannual meeting OF tie
- ~ Methodist Bishops which has been In session
IN Evanston during the last week. was Adjourned a.
noon today. The morning was spent IN nao, ,'a
VIZ, a., r,tr Grounds The next meeting Will be held
', wn,yaukee In November. Assignments for the fan
Ut .as were made. Bishop Warren will preside
. M Genesee conference, at Buffalo. on October
and The Central Ncwycrk conference. at Ithaca. on
October H. Bishop Foss mas almost recovered 'Io'"
Iii' '"'' ,,r Jamn and China. Bishop John H.
viii preside the European conferences
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-10
CUTTING coal RATES on THE LAKES.

Rufalo May 9.-Thcrc Is considerable SUR III local
marin. circles over the cutting Of coal rates. From
five opcnug Of navigation until last Friday rates held
,o.d,. -, ~ c.uts for Duluth tonnage. when cut
Of 10 cents was made This was followed yesterday
by drop in Lake Michigan rates from go cents 10 %
cents. Late yesterday afternoon Il further cut Ill
Dulutb rates wa, made when "A charter was placed
M 80 cents What the outcome OF this cut VIII De
remains 10 be- seen. hut Is expected that Il good
deal more cutting will be- done III III" near l"'"f'
The Situation In general here I, not encouraging ana
a.. outIook /. rather blue. II l. conceded that bust
ness I'm marine circles has not been 80 dull In many
yrnr
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LITIGATION OVER A SOUTHERN ROAD.

Charleston ;. C.. May (>prchl).-ln the 'h''o
Stat, Court today argument was resumed In inc
c.,s. Of Charles H. rlInny and Alfred Baker against
IN. Augusta and Knoxville Railroad Company M'''''
IhlnI, and Ialcr Ia" first mortgage trustees ana
mr.. bringing the suit for The appointment of receiver
Tn. petition for thi- appointment was filed In inc
court come time ago. and Oh these pcadihso inc
h.tiing came up. II. VI. Conner. receiver OF 'he
Central Railroad and Banking Company OF Georgia Is
nr,,cni and with him his attorneys, M">NrN'
GanalI Of Augusta. cunningham. Charlton hhL
Adam. OF savannah. and Mitchell" and smith. OF 1hi'
CITY, Th. Central Trust Company OF New-Irk Is
represented by judge Tompkins. OF Atlanta W. l.
ynuIruut of New York ard W. X. Miller OF Augusta.
.pp..,red for IN. plaintiffs. MrSSrs. >myth" ara Lee
are associated with Mr.. Miller in the cas-" l"'t"
dny the petition and were read and arguments
were made los Mcssrs. Adams. TomphlnS. Canaan ana
snythc To-day argument was heard from Juit"
Tomuklus of Atlanta, In behalf VI the Central trust
Colnpnny of New York: Mr.. hariton, oil savannah
renr,., ui,ng the trustees. and Mr. Cunningham, of
Savannah In pply II /, probable That the case
will be- given the court TO morrow. but there l. no
indication of when n decree may BE- rendered. inns
cas-, Il merely continuation OF the proceeding, IN
situsi In Georgia and In TIL, stat" recently WHICH
resulted I'm the MAKING Uf j. H. Avcrlll receiver OF
the Port ROYAL and Augusta Railroad. II i generally
believed that the present suit viii result III Transferring
fine Irc,iycr,hp of the \. and H. Railroad from NJ
Com.r TO Colonel Avrflll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-10
NEWARK.

Vice Chancellor Var Fleet yesterday appo"'eo
Herman Clarke Of Ncw-Iork and Frederick Day, OK
xw J.,sev permau,nt receivers Of the United Paper
Cnmpanr the tissue paper trust. TIL" appDcntion
wa, made by Il Montague. Clarke Co.,. creditors
Of IA. company. The receivers must furnish pohds
IN The amount of ~ 30 900. At jersey city week
.-o Chancellor Mc'iill appointed Mr.. Day temporary
Receiver. III" l Hltu iil'T ''"P'"!
,nn,r,l of nine mill, in Ncw.lork. Two IN N"w-Jer"y
and onr I'm Ohio when IN" cash gave out ana IL
va. unable, f., make arrangements Win IN" other
thirty-ecAt nil, in tlic business. La Montague
Clarke a Co. advanced - 400 in cash to the syhdica.e'
md finding the syndicate in>olyent asA'd Tor Tie
app,intn.llt r a receiver.
Constable Ambrose BAH j. To BRING eNn suis
against Justice of the Peace Wilhelm W. happ' "
\,vnr> Tor lilrl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-10
THE Union PACIFIC TAKES 4 HAND.

Omaha. Nrb., May 0.-The Union Pacific To dav'
Tired of waiting for adjustment OF IA" rat" trout h
I'm Colorado took hand In the matter and made IFS
frs, slash in rates. Orders were issued thiS morning
to sell tickets from Utah common points to Colorado
common points for sl3 and for round trip T@' The
prevailing rates have been go and go o'hcins
AT headquarters refused Ia talk about ia" reduction
except 10 announce that II had been made. All inc
general counsel and general freight agents o ne foa1N
present nj a conference held at Union Pacific head
uunrors to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-10
CADETS HAVE 4 RECEPTION DRILL.

The tenth annual reception drill OF the Columbia Ih-tl'
Cadets took place last night bcior' 'arse aul'
az I'D Regiment Armory. tn eN rcse> consisted
of battilion movements. company drills. sabre drlil
bayoict dri sllrInish drill and dress parade me
nnou nc,ncnt OF honors AMI the presentation OF PMS
was at'thd to by DR. Edwin Fowler, president oil tEe
institute In Company \ the medal FOR The best drilr
,ae, v,s awarded to schuyler Clarke In Company
IN W. II Decker In Company to X. Burger, IN
Company d % Il; L. Cannon, and in Company T. I" " j.
Daniel The H. da for bst drilled noncomm 'sion, q
oiicer was won By tii,t Sergeant H. L. Butlei' Inc
medal for company drill was awarded Company Is by
Major { II. Fcsscnd H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-10

ON second foor may be found an
exhibition of SOLID SILVER-
WARE Which, in the attention
0iren to beauty Of form dnd dp-
pr0prt0tenesS Of Ornd"enfat'""'
Is distinctirely dferent from any
other stocA tn be seen iM NeW York.
-1U WHO are Interested W artistic
table NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Or
BUIERS-are inrited to inspect
it.
THEODORE u. STAR
zoo FJH AUc.-IHUdiSOH square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-10
ETH REGIMENT MEN AT CREEDMOOR.

The range at Crccdmoor was occupied YESTERDAY U.
comn,,cs II and g. 9TH Regiment. under command OIL
c,onot .,ncton CAPTAIN w. II. Palmer r"ein"nca III
49, - ,,eo nracticc. supervised the shooting Inc
az. ,,, fairly favorable for shootng-ony heh' WIZ
.,c of the I9i officers and men present $50 guam
s"d e., the second class. l. e. 100 yards and lS' sue
ceeded in winning the state marksma,. ue'os. VI
- y, thirty and upward at 200 ana 300 yards
49, ,o,ev firing, at the imam t,rscts'' the ieeofd
.a compsny b. $40 shots fired and Ala hits Company
" goo shots fired and 3So hits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-10
A DINNER FOR SOUTH AMERICAN OFFICER.

About twenty-five bankers. lawyers ana merchants H.
terecd In South commerce ana hhahc' VIII give
dinner the brunswick this evening ioi INC ohccs 81
the Argentine cruiser Neuyc de julio Ihere VIII be
present as guests beside, Admiral Howa.d AMI hi,
Officers Admiral Walker Commodore Erben ana Commander
Concas, Of the carayel Santa Maria Among tho' VINO
will give the dinner are w. u. ]. Hughes OF the ward
Line steamship Company; Cornelius y. MS General
John d. WOODWARD Edward Kemp. Elihu Root. }. FL
ward simmons. president OF TIL Fourth National blhk
and Jose NJ Cebailo Of the Cebalo' steamship line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-10
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

Cincinnsa Msy 0-The P'ouiss Uu out, , VI,
IAN ..nu.nce they won the game with something In
Al tn ,ss,u,es Of the game several fine catches
made BY Lstneder smith The s sr'Iaa' ~r's wet %
soggy the result Of heavy RAJ" ~ ,h,sasnns The
tendance. 1900. Weather o'fA a''
o n q o O x-G
o'"e'n's .p,,tsburg r. Cincinnati T. Eror-f'"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-10
,orvc propLE GIVE 4 PIANO RECITAL

n,ouof,rte recital given by the pupils Of
Miss Marie Louise Todd AT ,tenway Hall last night
The PROGRAMME was carefully selected one anu
there was II good sized audience present Inc sou"s
IN. ovhu,,cd their abilities IN a crcdtaMc manner
and won generous applause. Those who played were
Master Person IIalsead, who Is about seven years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-10
PATTERSON.

TN. hearing In the contest over the VIII oil 'uuse
L,n -,nd.r,on wa continued AT Paterson yesterday.
rl. children Of the Judg" filed eav'ai TO 'he VIII
~, their father who had made hl' VII" ana one S""'
Lain ,anderson now dead. the only "h'nc''re'
under nj, will. II claimed by the 'o""9''""
that thJr father WAS unduly lhn'"h''" "e"'" ~
Ia, nj. wife. and son JOAN, ana th'y "I, 10" IN
a.. vn,iug to show this. t0nslnrrIDlr 'Niu'h'e W.
taken m relation a. the eccentric ACTON, VI . ano
Judge and the hearing was a"Io"'"'" WV" '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-10

old and the Misses Florence Budd. Lon Acr. Cora
Allcr Ella l.. Rhodes, Anna Mayer. Helen Wright,
Charlotte Harrison. Mary Chambers. carrie Fuller
Eta lIuSs, Elsie Oicnstcin, Kat" SuNd'r ANN"
Vngcman and Emma Crcgicr Miss Todd was called
for 80 vigorously that She finally consented 10 play
n selection, which was received with much applause
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-10
rfrn rpnU DELIRII'M TREMENS AT SEA.

I'm the dcrum brought on by excessive drinking
Thom,. Mcdonnell cabin passenger. died on board the
,ncho, Line steamer Ethiopia on May He was buH'u
=, "a. ,,o ocxt day Mcconnell a native OF Belfast
IT.. .in, su,oeon reported when the Ethiop, reached
Quarantine Yesterday Mcdonnell had died from de-
ll,tu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-10
Will EASTERN LINES CUT RATES

Hart ford Conn. May o.-Owing to the lower rate
for excursion tickets To Chicago by 'he
New York and cw-Englhnd hahroad an
named AT S2s the Philadelphia and
Heading Railroad has met the reduced price by
dro, from s.o 20 10 SIS Railroad men think the
Eastern line, will cut rates very soon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-10

the below to any project for entertaining the
sailors I'm our hirbOr We believe that many
women young and old, too, will gladly join. II once
the ball i set rolling Mrs. Il. FROEIILEH,
Mrs. J. MUIR.
No. 12s Fifth.avc Ncw-York, May s, 1893.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-10

TO the Editor OF The Tribune.
sir Upon this, your second, letter published
to Jack Tar we must write and ask you 10 add
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-10
THEIR OLD DIRECTORS ELECTED.

At the annual meeting Of stockholders Of the Della
ware and Hudson Canal Company yesterday the old
board Of directors was reelected The annual re
port has been printed in The Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-10

THE NEW.u ,yEN NEW ENGLAND CONTROVERSY.
Bo,,on MAY O.-Thc arguments In the New, orh'
Nav Haven md Hartford and New York and New
ENGLAND controversy were begun today before The
Railroad Committee, OF the Legislature. Colonel Benton
summing M Tor the New Haven.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-10
BROOKLYN.
Totals 10 II rs is

Earned runs-New.York = BrooKi yIet. on base@-New
York = Brooklyn ~ pr, base Gm nut-By
SSn x Kann@dy Home runs Keele haauOcn Grimm
base hls"Keeer Twobase hit.-KeeI ieroan DAVE
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