davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-09
NAVY CT ESTS AT THE ONO SUIETfS NUNS

The Ohio Society held It's monthly meeting ia"
evening Its rooms at No. 236 fiith-aVe "''' u.
finished and decorated recently. and their 'heer'u
and bright appearance was much admired II "Ss
ladies' night and many women were among Tue i~
guest, present Colonel ". L. strong. pr'Nue"' !"
the society presided In opening the h'"''"e
said that the table under his snVei was "''".
nmc,,y. ,imher sawed by a Buckeye saw. made by
rucroyc carpcnter and WIS In a Buckeye room. on'
h added ranked third or fourth among the s'a'es 40
the graveyard of the soldiers Of the Revolution A,,
the Revolutionary War many veterans had gone "
ohio with their amilics and their descendants or"N
,arc. and prosperous part of the present popuiauon'
Nine. Albeiti read IIezehiah Butterworths p''s'
The Banner that Welcomes the World ana >"
Muller read a story written by him Ter 'ne "''s'''
,,i,lca :. Thafr and "A Robber.' .,.
INNER was served al the close OF the meeunt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-09

Iho tail,t- 10 the Gias,-"nd track, prepared their
hor.,. YESTERDAY Tor -un TO-DAY. Ihrcc-quIrt'r
s,ccd va, the order. Tho McDonough lot cIntcrc
To relieve IN ~ from IN -or'n",. indcnth Ia ten
day. journey by rail and boat. William NJ. Bartick
In confident raj oi II" purses Al GRAY snd
ID. IIl'btouck !. n lrand shnp', aud 'an hardly b
rcstiaiucd hy hi td'r II j. easy work Tor him to
coNcr thf,c.quartcrS OF = mile ia 10
fmin By hn grown nto sool-ookin-. robust thi"'
ycaroli. llc cIratc performer lat year. but
company. liz acts a. II IA
could stay distance.
The Dahnan hor... had strong eoog, with brisk
brush through the stretch.
A. T. Walcott thinks seriously 81 sending some of his
hor-., EnelInl should they show good form In their
races.
T. GrbhlIl', horrs are IN racing condition. and every
facogoer wishes him q successful season.
The j. \. 4 \ H. MORT. horse, quartcrci IN the
new stable Shcen-hcni Bay. j. y Morrl, has peculiar
idea, IN TcgaI the his horses drink. large
loi.r brick fireplace Ia, been constructed that
every hoi.r In tn Morrl, stable drink, water that has
been boll,d. IL liky that the of two u the
tuoyear-old- that FACED Elizabeth VIII he changed
uacrillu- and IA t'Ia they compelled O. drink
water that not boilcl and coul not win
The metropolitan Handicap l. likely b. OF the
Great races the Year. lar number M" cracks
a.. having ,r"' al preparation for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-09
THEOLOGICAL STUDENTS AT DINNER.

Tho student, OF Union Theological Seminary, while
rooming In the seminary. eat In clubs formed |"
best suit their tastes. Two OF the most SUCCESSFUL
OF clubs the Home club ana the 'ho'
Tie latter club held lis annual dinner IA ~" aays
ago and the Home Club enjoyed It's annual dinner last
night AZ No ,O6 Third ave. The guest Of the even
ing was Mrs NJ E. Gartlcy. Tie members OF ny
club are J. g. Newman. 93: Albert Pia'is, vs.
samuel b. Meyer. '03: T. p. Penfeld. 'o"' Il. ~
Heron. 81: F. = Hyde. "a: Errett Gates "a T. p
rob,cn. 90 Horace T. Ptkin. 80 James IT, lhonias
~ and W q. Waterman, 30. speeches ana MUSIC
helped to MI pleasant evening" and me srauui ~
members OF the club were "speeded on tneir Wa! "
the who will be iu the club next year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-09

barcs to-day although Lack of judg1'n. ut critical pe'oa
almost gave the gamr - tn visitors Ftlgerald' WIN
moss I'm the bon really the game FOR Troy. Inc
, q
i rrSy ,.r;'.''.'''. o . O.
r,s,hIts-Tioy g. WilkesLarr' ). Errors roy az ,
wiIke.b,rrr Baftcrles-t'ruUcr, Ffck'r ana ''"'' .
,.ood,I Fitzgerald and L." thlte.
Albany Nav Albany started IN with lead oi SIN
,uns in toGay's game with Bn2hamton. lifting 'ah'u
freely and naNing five runs and NE hits III inc h'S'
inning Garfield showed marked mpro'cm mt thcrca'''
McCah ,,atd IN H. pitch io Albany and sent four H'"
I'm succession 10 first on ball. lie was csled III ''
PAYNE substituted Pawn" Weakened toward The cio'' az"
tho ..Iinror-' hammered him freely and won out WIZ"
ease. The n
Albany ....-... .-....- :, 10
I.nghamtOiI " " "
Ra.chlt-- >luany . E.nchaupton To- Errors N I,nd
3 ninghantoi D. Hattc I'>-Payn' Mc'ahi1 anu iio'u'
r'ck- Cam ID aud Briggs. .
Baltimore. Iay 5.-Ihr "l'hillic'' and Eaiu"oI''
plycd ten.innng .lmc her" to-day. which the of''''
won roth pitcher, effective. but Baltimore manager
Ia bunch hit, enough Ia the tenth 70 finish In th' "'o
The - - q,
Philadelphia ....... o
Bas.hit.-r Philadelphia > raltimorc = Efrots-lh.a.
dclphia = Biiuor . Paicri"s-Nl,tfott anu elements Z
MCMAHON and Robinson. in1iIe-ii"r''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-09
REPTBLTC1NS OCT ~ FORCE.

ARRANGEMENTS FOR TIE LEAGUE CONNhNllON
-CANDIpArEs FOR THE CHEF OFFICES.
Louisville Ky MAY s-Deegates to the convcA-
lion Of the National Association Of Republican N'uo'
the Convention OF tn, american Republican college As
ISOLATION, the National Tariff LcaGu" ana ''''
OF the Republican National Committee arr '''"'e
here rapidly. Amcng this mornings o'iN"'
President james =. GARRISON, OF ire L'"S"'' 80 80
Mancy Of Maine: q. \. IILbart CT New-Jer''y L.
stewart OF Newly ors and David Martih Oh Iei''a'
varia These special train from mia, '',,,
mia and were accompanied by number oi 'h'''
deIphIans W. T. Sauir. Il candidate for preslaeW' W
succeed Mr.. Chrkson. arrived This mormhs' ID "" '''
President James r. Burke OF the Ooheee Lc's"0 ;
National icc-rrcsidrn +. G. Camp OF I'hn'S''r
IT, IT, Cawson Of salt Lake City secretary ~ DE
Jtumphrcy Of New York and Frank McQuaid' Oh IAN
Francisco.
The convention Of the Kentucky stat" Ic'Sus ~
,, representatives TO the National League viii b.
held 10 morrow. A.,
secretary Humphrey has Leon looking AFTER 'h'
detail, Of the coming convention ana pron3uhce' mo
local arrangements satisfactory. tn" League CON
vention Will be- held In the McCaulcy Theatre ana me
- x,,iouoI me-, meeting In the Phoenix Hill Park
9, Wednesday evening. kilograms and letters are
pouring in 70 National Headquarters At TIA" GAIT
,,ousc announcing large delegation, on the way.
,peclll boat with 900 delegates IS on tn" way from
Iut.burg Ohio. Indiana and lllinol, VIII S"hn Oh
Tuesday from 900 f. 800 delegates ana fl'l'oiS'
Il +. c.n.rnily understood here that President
,,,rLon and secretary Humphrey will not BE- can
dti,tc, for reelection. a. they ar" both extensively
Engaged I'm insine>s enterprises The secretary says
his promises 70 DO the most successful Na'lon"i
League convention eyer held. He predicts large
attendance.
Interest (, centr.ng In candiat = FER IN" pF'Sl-
tcncv II the League. and friend, OF ". W. Tracy oil
Illinois: colonel +. \. McNpin cf New York W. l.
.o,irc of ohio and " l.. Taylor. OF Indiana, ar"
already here looking after the Interests Of th'ir
f,vori,es The names Of General Russell a. Alg"r'
OK Governor j. 49, Foraker and j. ~loat fAssctt are
frequently mentioned ~ po,sibl" 'andidstr' LOT 'h'
presidency. ..,, =.
rcr ia" secretary slip tn" names Of william r.
Riley. Of Kentucky; Henry HlraN0n ana , '"o r."
Hedges OF Ncw-Nork: \. J. Lester. Of Illinois ::
Ihcoa 10 >,ubb. X. II. Lindsay and Jane r Bnrke:
Of Pennsylvania, John +. Kelley. "f Missouri ana
colonel Issar Trnmbc Of California, mentioned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-09
MR. ROMERO AMI HE MEXICAN CABINET.

Washington. May -.-The telegram from the City oil
Mexico stating that it The intention Of President
Diaz To recall Minister Romero and Ieinsiatc him at
the head Of the Treasury ID, rartment was shown to
the Minister today. Mr.. Romero said that he had no
inlt alton OF recent date respecting the Intentions OF
his Government in this regard. He sill holds the two
positions Of Secretary 81 the Treasury aud Minister 10
the tnitcd STATES. Mr. LimantOr who l. enormously
stated in the telegram to be- present Secretary Of
the Treasury j. the Assistant and Acting Secretary IN
the absence of Mr. Romero. When The Minister re-
turned Washington some weeks ago after an absence
of nearly year. II stated that his place III The
Cabinet had not been filled. and that &c would pr0ba
lly 90 back to the City 81 Mexico. Nothing has DC
cIirr,d TO change that probability In any way, but
President Diaz has not vel indicated when Mr. Romero
Will Le recalled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-09
HCyTIyG FOR FIVE MISSING PERSONS.

Letters received by superintendent Byrncs
yesterday. requesting him 10 have the police make
search in the city Cor five missing persons. They
are Charles Weiss. sixteen years old. who ran AWAY
from his home IN Kingston. Penn. in company with
two other boys. last Wednesday: Harry Rhaun. iir
teen years old, wl!o was led away from his home ut
Catawissa Penn. by two tramps April 2j Mrs
Marguerite Allison forty -four years old who was
believed 10 be dcmentcd and left her home IN
Scranton. Penn. on Sunday Annie schwarz, fifteen
years old OF No. II Lccave bridgeport. Conn., who
came this city April 30 with her friend Mary
Cheshire. and did not return. and Winthrop r. ctis.
thirteen years old, who ran awuy from his home In
Orono. Me-, on April Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-09
BrDLONG WINS FIRST PRIZE AT CAMBRIDGE.

Rr-DIONG WINS FIRST PRIZE AT CAMBRIDGE.
Cambridge Mass May (speciaD.-The third annual
rn,orscolastlc Tennis Championship Tournament, held
undcr the management, of the Harvard CluD' came L"
close this afternoon &. +. Budlong, the young On
merit from Providence, winning the first przc by a,-
fcating l.. +. Evans. of Boston. In the hhals. Dun"
long last year reached the finals Of this tourameh''
cnly TO meet defeat ut the hands Of Malcolm Chhse'
There were four players left 10 continue inc 'onra'
mont tbi, morning when the referee. Joseph /.
whr,Io.ev started the DAYS play. Budlong retired
q II Pratt and L. T. Ware defeated {. +. Young.
both matches showing some excellent tenniS' III me
afternoon The finals played before large
crowd that literally appauded the efforts oil inc
Youngsters. The scores follows:
singles: Scml.nnal iound-C F. Budlons bca' IT, H.
Pratt 3-G G-i, G-3 l.. T.. Ware beat l. r. i"'"s'
4-6. G-l, O.. an
Final Iound-C. f. Budlong beat L. E Waie' w.
q G..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-09

iueinu,u MIy SIT took TEL innings decide the
c,p, between the Iseis ant tn pittsbuigs this after
neon The fielding Of both teams was OF color Ia he
cs,licr innings Mua1c Lost hi h al aud cnccti'c
In the closing part of the struggle and hit hari
a107. The sooic.
plttsLuIc ......U 3 u o U . ID
u s.
MISUNDERSTANDING TO- Cincinnati II. Er els Puts.
burg o. CincInlrt 4. Bdtcrirs-Ehct ani Mrlof
Mu,ne and Vaughn. L mprr-I.mslie
Washington. May s.-Mccan's vi dncs' virtually fays
BOSTON the game to-day. His support. too, poor
Nichols dl elective WORK haNirg good contol Of the
tall snd was well supported. Up to The seventh inning
Il anyboiy's game, but Boston. with few hit,
aided by bases balls. scored wak-ovci. Weather
clear Ate dance 1000. The store:
Eoston ..................O o . y x--o
Washington -. .........0 s y %
E,sohlfs-B1sion = Washington u. Etrors-Buson :
Washington T. Batteries ccEin and Farrell Nichols
AMI lie nett. Cmprc-Mcfaughin
Troy, May e.-Troy turned the tables on the Wilkes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-09

Far on l.lls-On Frost 3 OF Ih,i- (. Lett Oh ba.r,
WESLEYAN IL Y,lo & Sttnck out-By Frost 10
r.Xi. St,cn BLACKSMITH 3. u. \. Tirr, La; ham,
g. t. Tlncl ,'ordsn. Wild pitches Eros. :. Davis /.
l,sIls- Tirelt /. tttrhway L. Hit bv pit, her
smith and ;orfon. impr,-J ]. rfady. Attendance
Time q. game 10
Ihind .Iia. Nav s-Hy III" score Of TO 6 Harvard's
t.u team met IN defeat this afternoon III the
hau1. of the iov. OF rnlv rsity OF prnnsy
Ouakcs won thcir victory by better aIiaround work
t,c ncd and ut a., bat. An'r the Inning the
crimson fc, behind the bedding very loose
the third inning Upton Harvard pitcher made a
nun About 800 IOople were present. tn
PENNSYLVANIA .........O q o.
Harvard ..................2 U 90
Ha,terics-Eoesc ami logan, Highlands aud pton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-09
n,.r,IIED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY

Far New. England. fair; southefly winds ~,
ror Eastern New.Yoik. generally faf' ioho" 49,.
.howers Tuesday night "Wednesday morhhs J"
southern portion southeas: winds ,,.
For the District of Columbia, Eastern r e"'', h,
x.w.Icrsey Delaware and Mary and, fair io''",s
no,.rs Tu,saay plght or Wednesday morning; sou"''
winds $1,000,
For virginia showers; preceded by fair cast .,,
ror Xorh CAROLINA South CAROLINE and Georgia. s"'"
49,, ..o,s north.
For Eastern Florida, fair south ilsn' spo" ,I,oxa
~, w., Llo,d, and Alabama showers; iolo""
bv fair western portions. ,,i, plecede3
"' Lor Nis,issppl aud LOUISIANA Senefa'y is''' p
lac showrrs on the immediate Gull 49, - Ssw.Yosk
ny t s Western Pcnnsy lNania aud Western Ne"''~
la .,hio shower, west fair followed 10y snoms lisat
dy afteruoon OF night for Indiana ana s
Shs9wcrs followed b, fair In Illinois; slightly "
Chicago. 49, . ,,,...o,, North and Souta
Lor Michigan. Wisconsin Minne-o,, ssir Tuesdy;
p,to,, Iowa and Nebraska, gcneialN 1851
warmer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-09

Til, member, OF the Republican Organization Of the
XAI>t Assembly District met last evening their hail.
ftN-cNcntl.st AMI S\ih.lNr. They apOptia money
the ntilng mp Of their hail and Of commit, Groom.
The resignation Chnlr> A. Hess, who rcrcatiy took
.hc ter In the ramuany WFwam. announced. John
Proctor clarke said that he doubted that Simon Hess
hal joined the ranks OF Taymany. Mr.. Hess had
recently made LARGE contribution the lands OF the
organization of the NNlst Assembly ID trict
Several change made IN the district delegation
to tn Republican County Committee. Benjamin. l..
Iuddlng;on was appointed succeed joel W Mason 1;
William Jay Schcrriiu 10 succeed Colonel Elliott r.
shepard and Alfred Christian t. succeed Charlie +.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-09
DELEGATE, 60 TO LOUISVILLE.

The delegates from Ncw-Yoik cay. Long l'land ana
staten leland convention OF the Nat onal League Of
Republican Club. at Louisville, eft ms city yeseru'S
about noon b. way Of the Ncw-York Central Railroad
There we've about twenty-five delegates. They were ac-
compancf by number Of party WORKERS and by delegates
To the COLLEGE League Convention which meets on Thurs
day after ~ the National League SohVntoh
The train wa 10 stop Pouchkeepsc Albany, syracuse
yur,o and other places In the 10 board
delegates those places. AZ syracuse secal tram
will be mad up to take them the rest OF the way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-09
AppoINTMENTs BY THE pREsIDENT

Washington. May s.-The President to-day
nounced the following appointments: IL. W. smith,
OF Utah. to be Associate Justice OF the supreme Court
OF the Territory CT Utah; Everett T.. Eilnwooi Of
Arizona To be Attorney Of the United states for The
Territory of Arizona. To BE- mnrshals q the United
states: John ;. McNcily, OF Mississippi for the
Southern District OF Mississippi; Matthew ". Brig
ham of Utah. for the Territory OF Utah William H.
Meade, OF Arizona for the Territory Of Arizona.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-09
TRYING TO STAMP OFT CHOLERA ~ RUSSIA.

Among the arrivals at the Fifth Avenu" HOTEL sun
day WAS Eugene dc Zelenkof Of ST. P'tersbure'
counsellor to the Imperial Russian Court lie u 7"
bc one OF the judges OF the metalureicai eAtnoh a!
the Worlds Fair. speaking OF the cholera, ne "a"
Yesterday that the disease was under con'roi IN hus
,ia lie thought that there was no danger 'n'' ="
would BE- brought to this country from n"s,
mort, special measures. he said. would be 'a"es
t,,rnc tho coming summer To stamp out the disea~
tn -in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-09
ro INVESTIGATE TIE TERRITORIES

Washington May s.-Scnator Faulkner chairman
RI the Committee Territories has selected. In ad
don 10 himself senators iill, I1att. Bate aud Davis
Ms the subcommittee to investigate the condition Of
the Territories now seeking admission to the tnion
senators Bate and Davis cannot hut the rest 81
tac committee accompanied by Assistant sergeant
alarms Reade. Will start from 'hcag" On June ~
and De- gone about five weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-09
MIR. MATTHEWS GOING BACK 10 TIE LAW.

MIR. MATTHEWS bclNG BANk ID HE LAM.
Washington, May s.-Mr. Matthews, late First Con
troer OF the Treasury. will leave this city for Hi
nols to resume the practice CT law. Mr. Bowler. his
successor viii assume his duties about May 10. Judge
Matthews desired to retire month ago, but until
Saturday could not get his resignation accepted
Third Auditor Hart Is tired waiting for the President
to appoint his successor, and will leave here for his
home I'm Indiana on "Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-09
Bulls and Bears
1alfkc find pleasure in Old Dominion Cigarettes.
Photograph In every package.

d. 1854, applied TO Mexican ard Spanish lana grants
I'm Arizona and that lands 10 the extent of the claims
made befe tie yors Gencra Of those Tcrrit Iies
we're placed by law In reservation until the final
action OF Congress confirming rejecting the caimS'
final action however has now been delegated 10 inc
Court of Private Land Claims consequently the rser
walton will continue until final action by that court
I'M, decision reveiscs that Of the Comm slonei anu
for.ids him to open TO settlement the lands Canned D!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-09
TIE SPIRIT OF CIVIL SERVICE RULES VIOLATED

Washington. May s-Thc attention OF President
cleveland has Teen called t. the removal OF Mr.
siuftcvant. chief 81 the stationery department OF the
Treasury by several members OF the New-Yon ana
Massachusetts, Reform clubs. violation OF the
spirit e the (ivil Service rules Mr.. sturtevaht
entered public service when minor and never voted
In h's lie. No imputaon Of any kind has ever
been cast upon his integrity his marked efficiency
Civil Service Commissioner Roosevelt is taking an
interest in the casc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-09

n nav the expenses OF the Yale Harvard crew 70 Eng
land in case match could be arranged with the winner
n, the Yale Harvard race has ocasoncd general comment
at vale Tho Yale navy managers declare, however. cas
bsv cannot accept 1t Is still thought
tina. O>fod may yet be prevailed upon to come TO the
Worlds Fair and low Yale Moreover 1t Is saio thee
y,e graduate has declared q willingness to pay the ex'
onses Of the In Yale wins at NewLonoon
and tho match with oxford is arranged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-09
TILE EElOKnS

Ncw.York ". B.oOhlyn. a, Polo Grounds N'Wfor
Baltimore Philadelphia. at Baltimore
Washington Boston ~ Washington.
Cincinnati ". iIu-burs. at Cincinnati
Louisville Cleveland. AZ Louisville.
st. Louis ~. Chicago, at IT. Louis.
The NowYoik and BrooA!n teams viii play At the Polo
,r,und, today crane aud probably Lp,ctt. viii be the
,stchcr- The onccf. ana sailors 81 tho American aud
foei cu fleet. now In the North ycf have been invited 10
wltne-s fiT game.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-09
FOR \ cAXoE.MEN's ExcAMrMENr.

Fifteen canoe representing clubs alohg Pasa
rIyc, and including the ,amlstc rommIttcc the As.
ci,, c,r or clubs Of the Pa-,nc River visited Dundee
,pe nj, sunday and inspected the proposed camping
.,ouua The choice Of the mittca wa- confirmed the
,,cc .ccctcd giving view along the lake half mile
making H. especially desirable u, p1cc 70 view the
races. The cncampment begins May ~ ana will las
fan, d,v. large dwelling .ho.. near the fake viii be-
secured for use during the npncni which clubs
ftom Newark IIobokcn, Nonhcr.. rMyonnc All ngton.
Orange Ruhcrford ras.ac and Paterson VIII take pant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-09
THE UEITHER REPORT

THE CLEARING CONDITION ON TIE ooN'''
Washington May s.-The storm has rem''"e -,
- =, uou,,na Increasing slightly in energy
mn, ,Io,ing condition has moved from Lake Huron "
middle Atlantic coast Rains have fallen III 'he v.
Missouri and Mississippi valleys and In south ~ ,Sc
rcta ,"d ,iahana The temperature has fallen IN ~
Sthras risen IN the Southwe ard the lake iegio"S
r,n,alnri neatly stationary elsewhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-09

The "Favorite Prescription is power
full. invigorating tonic, and strengthening
nervine 10 be used in all those distressing
troubles which make womans life miserable.
You'll find relief from sleepessneSs, backache
and bealing-down sensations. It's medi-
cine prescribed by an eminent physician for
those nervous conditions brought on by func-
tional disorders such as Nervous Prostra-
ton Excitability. Painting Spells, Dizziness.
and St Vituss Dance IN every case OF
female complaint" IL it doesn't benefit %
cure, you have your money back.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-09
" UHITE CAPS" CONFESS THEIR GUILE
SENTENCED TO TWO YEARS IL rIisoN-TRoops
Vt BRooKHAvEN.

At BRooKHAvEN
New-Orlcans. May s.-A dispatch to "1h" Pcayune'
sr)m Brookhavcn, Miss, says: The Whitec'p' PLEADED
guilty and were sentenced to two years In Inc pen'
tentiary There was an affecting scene In the court.
The prisoners broke down completely ana wept ana
begged the Judge 10 show them as much mercy as ne
could The wifi, Of one Whtecap held her baby w
70 Tho iudc, and begged him to spare her husband
Tho Judge held the baby a moment and ,oohed Its
mother but could not spare The father
Brookhaven. Miss. May Solitary companle, ron
Ilazehurst ard crystal SPRING. under command Of
Adiutant General Henry pcleted all the principal
streets and roads here to-day, General Henry having
his Headquarters In the shcrfs ONCE. Governor
Stone also Is here. An immense cro"n sather'd /"
a., r,h,,s, whom tho cases OF the white caps were
called Governor stone introduced to the crow
by the Baptist minister OF the town, and made shon
,dt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-09
CARLISLE TO DIVISION CHIEFS.
HE TELLS SOME OF THEN THEIR NOTICE II
o-.1r nArrn I,noAt L IolInN

HE TELLS >OMi OF THEN HEIR NoIiOE ~
QUIT DATED FROM ELECTION
Washington. May 6.-Socrctary Carlisle has dess-
mated Lewis Jordan. Of Indiana; F. p. speer, Of
Georgia Joseph g. Dill, Of Missouri. for examlna
ton appointment n chiefs Of division In the Treas
ury Department. since the 4th Of March several
persons designated by secretary Carlisle for exanina
ton for appointment chiefs Of division have failed
to pass the examination.
II was reported around the Treasury Department
today that Secretary Carlisle had said, when some
chiefs division whose resignation had been called
for complained Of the short notice: "fou received
notice the 9TH OF last November in tones loud
enough for all 10 have heard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-09

New. Haven Conn. May (>prcial Ihrr' are mat
,on. that race similar In scope that OF the Yale
>ua,t, contest ol 1890 will place within
u,outb 4 challenge has been the crew Of the
Ncw.york Athletic club to row Ut Lake whitney
mi. ,itv before the Yale gOc, TO IL, permanent
,r,rtc,. al N,w.l.ondOn. The Atlanta
Nav "a and IL /, planned t. have the race with III"
xcyy,rk Athletic club com" at about the time
..yo,ai old Yale the NrW-Yor. Athletic club
crew including c. H. sheriff the former Splinter and
r.h,,> Harrison 30. Of the best IN boat
,r, ,,sver Of the NcN-Norh Is expected in a fcw
daX