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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13

The New.York and Louisville teams VIII play ne
final came Of their present at the Polo Grounds
TODAY.
form Thur'day ,,.
The New.York Club has accepted Pitcher schmiats
,erms and ordered him N report al once
Do,ton refused N play on postponed game AZ inc
Polo Grounds June Il. and TIE baltimore YEA" viii
play here instest n,
soma thief broke into the clubhouse AZ the POLO
Grounds Oh Sunday and stole several Louisville uniforms
" G. Rho,tes Of the Johnstown field Club' sig"el
with Louisville yesterday. He i a pitcher.
Mlican's ten days notice OF release by b'Iumote
,,,,s ,..erdav Tnl,,s tn release is recalled, he
viii join the New.York team 70 day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
SUCCESS OF THE RICHMOND TERMINAL PLAN

SUCCESS OF THE RlCHMOND IEhMlNAh AN"A'
The count of the securities deposited with Drexei'
Morgan & Co.. Under the Richmond Terminal reorgn-
nization plan. has been completed. and 1t Is Dund
that 05 per cent OF the holders have given their
assent. This Is a remarkable showing: In fact, one
never before equalled. and OF course assures the
OF the undertaking. as the absolute control OF
the property Is now in the hands Of Drexe Morgan o.
Co. The work has been done III the remarkably short
time OF seventeen days. c. III. COster. chairman Oh
the committee which has had the matter In charge
expressed much satisfaction yesterday over the sue
cessful outcome of his efforts. lie added:
I'VE are now gong right ahead to complete the
reorganization. We have levied the first assessment
of fl so a share on tue common stock OF the Klcn'
nsDnd Terminal Company, and the holders OF our re-
The modifcItioas suggested to MS by the ue0rgla
Pacific security holders have been accepted ana we
have set June - IL Tie time within when tney
must make their deposits. Richmond ana Danviiie
securities also be- deposited up TO tha' ume'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13

fyes Mt less than 90 the Northern Pacific and Chicago
fves at less than 95 the Calumet ves at less than
S. without the consent OF the railroad company lne
latter cannot, without obtaining the consent OF tne
committee or until all It's notes are PAID, consrucs
new lines purchase lease any, guarantee oonas
OF other companies, or issue its own BONDS against
SUCH
All the notes may be called and paid by the ralroac
company AT any time after May 1, 1885, at par ana
accrued interest The committee shall vote all the
stock among collateral Interest on the bonds snaii
belong TO the railroad company. The Calumet Ter
u,inal Railway Company, without consent OF the COM
m,,ee shall not issue any bonds, but upon
navment 10 The Trust Company OF "a 100 900 the ran.
road company shall have the right OF "itnara"ihS
these Calumet bonds. the money TO be used u PuS'
Supplementary agreement provides that the ran.
ro,d ,nnnany shall not sell any Of the Northern
paciac SIS which II may have In its treasury at less
than 90, or pledge the same except under eAsunS
contracts without the consent OF the commi'@e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13
A FEW REMARKS FROM SENATOR STEWART

washinz ton, June Ex-senator Stewart has written
the following letter.
Sir: You ask me whether the Sherman act VIII De
repealed reply. no. The rePresenlauyes VI tne
eminent, and nearly. II not all, private Obligations
entered into PREVIOUS to soo are s eafe the
debtor Of the right pay in the money OF the con,
tract and convert all the Indebtedness OF the United
states into gold obligations and not only impoverish
and ruin the present generation. but would be
heritage Of misery for generations TO come
No the Sherman act Will rot lie repealed.
WILLIAM NJ. STEWART.
Washington, June IL, 1898.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13
DULUTH AND IRON RANGE ELECTION.

Duluth, MINI. June 12.-rhe annual meeting OF
the Minnesota Iron Company and the Duluth and
Iron Range Railway held here this morning
Governor Flower, OF New.York Marshall Field and
George NJ. Pullman OF Chicago. Benjamin Brewster
OF Pcnnsylvania. and many other prominent men
were here. The iron company elected as officers
H. H. Porter OF Chicago. chairman; ID. II. Bacon, OF
Tower Mimi. president; Henry Sebert. OF New
York vicc.president A. J. Patterson. Of New York
treasurer: c. p. Coffin, secretary and assistant
treasurer Tho Iron Range Railroad elected as
officers H. H. Porter. Chicago, chairman ]. L.
t;reatsinger president Joseph sewood Of Duluth.
and {. ". iIilliard OF Chicago. presidents; Z.
". billiard, secretary ard treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13
Philadolphias hitting. Weather pleasant Attendance
1850 The score:
PHILADELPHIA ..........dI 9 "a


1889. The
81 ss' rssIs :::::::: :5 9 50 9 9 S-s
Philadelphia 8. ST. Louis 6. Err,rs-Phila
ents: Breiten,tein and Gunson. Unpire-Ganney.
Washington, June l2-Bases balls. coupled with
few timely hits enabled Washington TO win from
Chicago to-day. Arson tried Yost in the box but he
could not locate the plate, and gave way 10 Mauck III
the third inning. washlngon's errors were costly
The batting OF Farrell and the fielding Of Wise and
Radford were the features. Attendnce 1900. The
sore
Sni.sss I'D 3 Sc 2 6d-s
Bas,hit--washIngton II. Chicago Z Eror>-wa,ht;
N SSf' sSa Bait f0'' and
Baltimore June l2.-Clcyclani vanquished the Orioles
to-day. Baltimore had what appeared to lie winning
lead at three different stages Of the contest ana YET os
An by Shindle In the ninth inning with two men
the IL To II In Batimore's favor lost the
game. Mcmahon also contributed largely TO Ce,eands
victory his bases balls being costly Three OF them
resulted in runs. Attendance. 4,47s. The score
I nslt, .lsas ..: :::::... 9 9 9 S-iis
Observation-Disclosures 49, Cleveland a. Errors-BaItinore
6conaor and thinner McNahOn aud Robinson. Umpire
Lynch.
Boston June io-The another easy victory
over the Pttsbrgs to-day. mainly by means Of the superb
batting OF and Duny, and the pitching OF St'eus
Yet had Miller caught line foul ny from Mccarthy
bat In the seventh inning the Bosons would have lacked
the three which them the game Two singles
and two threebaggers followed this and Mccarthy
Nash and Tucker scorci. Up to the eighth inning Only
two hits we're made OF Styetts throw TO the plate by
Duffy which on a In The nth inning and running
catches by Miller aud CAMEL were the features. AH
tendance. LIZ. The score:
P p;.;.ss, ,;..: :::::::::::S 2 Z IL
H. si,sgIs and snls IssS .n
Mack. Cmpire-Mcouad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13
SCHOOLS CLOSING IN BROOKLYN.

The three great private schools OF BROOKLYN "h'cn
are attended by nearly 1000 pupils, Will all SEM
forth their graduates for 1893 this week Inc great
boys school. the Polytechnic Institute, now '"i
nedged college, will confer degrees upon' SIX s.""ens
who have completed the fall course. Mt tbe Acau'S
NJ Mudc ON Thursday evening, and diplomas upon
others The equally great girls school, the fSch,r
Institute, will send IN forty three graduates 'n's
evening the exercises 10 be held In the ih9o'u'.
c,.no, ir Jorolcn,on.st Last evening the annual
commencement exercises OF the hdelphi Acaa''"S,
which Is attended by both boys and girls, were htia
I'm tbc Emmanuel Baptist Church. at Lafayette-aNe aiu
ST. james Place. Charles NJ Pratt pres,nepa o N
Beard Of Trustees. presided The eScrues d%. The
salmtaiory was delivered by Herman Alfred lI1,ssr
Miss Grac. Abble Van Everer made the vaieun ~ NJ
address The address to the class wns mace ny '"''
pratt, and he also presented the diplomas
IN, o,b,r .nee,nent Erereiss Thirteenth Iuse'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13
NORTHERN pAcIrIc's COLLATERAL TRUST.

Tie terms OF the indenture made on May be-
tween the Northern Pacific Railroad and the Farm
.r,, Loan and Trust Company show that the follow
Inc securities have been Deposited by the former as
collateral for It's issue of Sl5.OOo,oOO of sxyear
gold notes $lO.oJo,OoO parsvalue Northern Pacihc
consolidated per cent bonds; 100000 par value
Chicago and Northern Pacific per cent bonds
s6 coo 900 par value Chicago ana Calumet per cent
bonds: 100000 par value 81. Paul and Northern
Yscitc capital stock $l5.OlO.OO0 par value Chicago
and Northern Pacific stock beneficial certificates
s:iI3 900 par value Northern Pacific Express Com
pany stock.
The committee has power to sell the collaterai de-
ros,ed but cannot dispose Of the Northern Pacific
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13
RACKET RIVER RAILWAY COMPANY.

The Racket River Railway Company hled It's GER
cac OF incorporation yesterday in the Office OF the
County Clerk The company has a capital stock
OF 100000 II Is TO construct road 10 run from
Pot sdam, It. Lawrence County, to ana through
Pcrpont to the village Of Cotton, with branch at
or near IIannawa Fails. to Parrishville. The ROAD
Is to twenty miles long, and will be operated oy
either steam electric power The directors are :
W. Wlckham Smith. William Wills Foster l.. BacKus'
a l. Chatterton, Russell l.. Kinsey. George X.
Cros,lcy Frank f. Bennett, J. l.. Ludwig and Arnold
K. Dodge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13
wouLp xor GRANT LICENSE To ZIMMERMAN

Asbury Park. y. j.. June II (speciaD.-Arthur A
Zimmerman. tie champion bcyclist Of the world has
just el.grsphei IN his father, Thomas A. Zimmerman.
~ Mina.qu.n. that he will leave England for home next
saturday The pTecipste csncellng Of his engog mrnt'
due feet that the National cycle linton
Britain declined issue III. necessary license
n him and Walter sanecr another ~ Americas cra ks.
The twcntv.dly limit hal expired and the union ruscd
10 re- ognlle standing Of either amateurs. The
Asbury Park VIII eimen u which zimmerman Is active
memb,r have dccced 10 send committee ~ Ne"-iorA
10 welcome him upon his Aeturn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13
THE COWBOY RACE TO BE RUN.

Chsfron. Ncb. June 1.-THE Chadron Chicsg' cow
boy race will start from thadron June ID at o'clock
H. NJ The rout. formerly given out Is only blind
The riders will cr>s the Mississippi River At
Dubuque The route will BE- published although
IL Is likely they Will take straight line near the
southern Nebraska llae. crossing the Missouri River by
ferry or swimming the river. In which mannrr the
Mississippi River will be crossed There viii b. three
registering men who will take trains from place u place.
tins avoiding any Interference Of the Humane Society
Posters put up oil over town saturday Offering
reward Of 900 I~rsons stopping the race.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13
BRAZILIAN MERCHANTS ~ ENGLAND.
THEIR ALLEGED COMPLAINTS ABOUT THE RECi-
pRoCITY TREATY WITH THE UNITED STATES

THEIR ALLEGED COMPLAINTS ABOUT THE RECI-
pRocIrY TREATY WITH THE UNITED STATES
4 cable dispatch reported recently the arrival In
Lancashire OF several buyers from Brazil who said
that the reciprocity treaty with the United States
Is causing much dissatisfaction In BRAZILIAN CONNER
cIal circles This dispatch. coming from London, Il,
OF course, In conformity with the IDEAS ana wishes
OF British commerce. and this Is one more reason Tor
doubling its complete accuracy. some persons IN
ENGLAND had expected that the new American Ad-
ministration would suspend the operation Of the
ReciprocIty treaty witn Brazil and that IN" latter
Government would be easily induced to conclid" an
Anglo-I ra7an convention, Hike that which Mr. Adani
the British Charge d'AraireS, un>icceSsinliy en-
deavorcd 10 have signed at Rio dc Janero two years
ago Now an attempt Is made TO show That the
ErayIlan tradcsmen themselves are dissatisfied with
the American treaty, and ask for lis cancellation
This Is an old rumor which was circulated last win
for by the Gazeta dc Notlclas and other Opposition
p,pcrs I'm the new south American Republic. They
DID not hesitate To declare that Brazil had been
victmized by the treaty. although during the first
year OF lis operation Brazilian exports 10 the ihtel
states had Increased nearly 30 per cent England
mad been for so many years the principal trader with
Irnzl that some merchants from the latter country
may naturally regret their old business associations
and also the commercial and financial facihieS which
the British knew better than the Americans how to
offer them.
As TO the statement that these merchants "would
prefer to make all their purchases In Manchester
II textile fabrics could no longer br Imported from
the United states at considerably lower duties. 1t is
unlikely that they would do It. provided they care
about the quality OF the goods. The Brazilian iner
chants remember the complaints formerly made IN
China ard India and echoed by the Lancashire press
It's H. about the chemical loading Of English shlrnss
sold In the far East, whose market has since tnrh
been extensively opened TO goods IRON New
England mills.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13
TIE xAcHTAs RETURNS IN TRIUMPH.

Bath, Me-, June 1.-THE ringing OF the CITY oeiis
at 80 this afternoon announced the appearance OF
the gunboat Machias. returning from her triumphai
trial trip. Having passed up the front vi the CITY,
she returned to the Bath Iron Works wharf, where
General Hyde held informal quarterback reception
to the many citizens who crowded on board 10 con.
graduate him. The Castine will be tried next
month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13
GIANTS STILL CLIMBING.
WEAKNESS BENEFITS The
NETWORK TEAM.
BROOKLYN TAKES THE LEAD IN THE RACE
FOR THE PENNANT.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
NewYork 10. Louisville Boston 4, Tna'timoro 10
BROOKLYN Ia, Cincinnati 10. Cleveland l3 ia u,ioIe
ST. Louis g. Philadelphia .. Washington T. 'mcaso o.
II stray Kentuckian happened 70 De '' ''' '
Grounds Yesterday afternoon he suffered con-
siderable mental anguish seeing the baseball pct OF
the Blue Grass State thoroughly humbied oy 'ne'
Giants OF New-Yolk. About 1000 people were p'e'en'
and TO the minds Of the majority contest was virtually
settled before a bail had been pitched
Gladiator Browning made the sensational play OF
the game In the fourth inning. Fuller sent msh
drive to right field, which looked like nome run
Browning unmbered his long legs and gave C"sSe'
Then he eaped high into the air, and when ne came
back TO earth he had that ball in hands and one oil
his fclow-p players felt u his shoulder blades 70 sec
he had wings. The Giants took the lead IN he .hu
inning, had trouble retaining the advantage !"
the end. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13
CHEAPER RATES TO THE FAIR MAY BE MAD

A meeting OF the Passenger Committee OF the
Trunk Line Association VIII be held today and 1t Is
probable that the question OF making cheaper ex'
cursion rates to the Worlds Fair may b. considered
The action OF the Central Traffic lines last week, In
making oncway rate, has brought the subject up.
1t Is said that the passenger agents OF the TRUNK
lines are anxious to make similar rate from points
in their territory. and that II they can agree on the
subject to-day the executive officers Will indorse
their action. At present Worlds Fair excursion
tickets sold by trunk line roads at 20 per cent
reduction trains making the run from New-f orK
Chicago in thiry-two hours more. for which the
regular fare is 500 The passenger agents tina that
this rate Is popular. and they believe that one
way fare would attract large amount Of Business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

Philadelphia. June l2-philadelphias leit'hand p"I
ters could not hit Breitcnsein's eft-hand delivery a.
day aud S.. Louis The visitors scored Oil OF
,hc,r rups I'm the fourth inning Brodie opened with
two.basc hit. Glassccck and warden werr easy o"cs
whistler made single. Dowd threebaser ana quinn
single Gunson being thrown out. Result, three earned
runs. Delahanty hit Brciiensten Tor nome run IN he
ars, BOYLE made q single In the seventh ana Nickcry
.,no,e I'm the eighth and this the extent Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13
ABSORBED INTO TIE GOULD SYSTEM.

Kansas city, Juhe 12-The Kansas City Wyan-
dotte and Northwestern Railwa was sold at sherirs
sale to-day under foreclosure Of morcag" for 81
900. held by the Farmers Loan and Trust Conn
pany, OF Boston Jay Gould came into practical
possession Of tho road about years ago when he
was Obliged to take IL TO preserve his interest in IT,
he held a majority Of the stock The sale to-day was
n mere legal Formally The road was bought IN by
the Gould pcolle and will he made part Of the
Missouri system. 1t has Il mileage OF 253 miles, and
runs from Kansas City to Beatrice. Neb.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13

tar,ed runs-Iiar,ard .. First base b. error ps,'
vad l. t. rem. 2. Left on bas'-Ullar,,ld g. ~;
nt penn. g.. balloon J. Hlthluu> l. y"
4 III lands l. oil Bayne =. OF Boswell. T. struck out
Nv j. highlands I. by \. Highlands ;. by HcMsI
-rctIuce hts apcOO1 ilOllDvcl, 1h0nlds iIdhoru'
siolcn 'onlneham. Boswell. tooA, inolnp'ni;
pou lie III shlaIds sullivan and IriIoru b,ir ,"u
,1vn" iialowc ana Iranod. HI by pit hcr~By Dos
wcl 2 VIVA ptci-A. Highlands. Passed ail-MasoL
tuiriTe-Nr Muiray Time Of game hours - H'hues'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13
FOR KILLING FISH WITH DYNAMITE.

Amsterdam, n V, June 12-Jarnes Ambridge was on
Saturday sentenced by Fort Hunter justice 10 pay
fine of ESQ and to serve fifty days in the penitenary
for killing fish In the Mohawk River with dynamite.
HIS accoinplce recently fined $50. Ambr1d2c
was under bonds for trial and away, but MS
bondsmen employed officers, who captured him and
brought him here for trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13
THE RECORDS.
GAMES TODAY.

Sew.Yorx Louisville. al Polo Grounds "'ho'A
Brooklvn vs. Cincinnati. az Eastern Park. Brooklyn
Washington Vs.. Chicago, at Washington.
Baltimore Cleveland at Baltimore
Philadelphia vs. st. Louis. a. Phiadciphia
Boston VS.. Pittsburg, at Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13
DARING COLORADO ROBBER

Glenwocd sprngs, Col, June le.-A daring ropoer
ro,,evcd number OF the guests the Hotel colorado
y.o,.rdav of money and jewelry to the amount OF
nrch,b,v ~ 600 win six shooter prominently dis.
rho feow walked through the hotel. collected
WI he could lay Ills hands on, and msnagei " eseupe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13
SYNOD or THE REFORMED CHURCH IN AAhhi'"

Asbury Park. ~ j., June IL (speciaD.-The Ten
oral synod of the Reformed Church In America toohy
decided 10 coniirue In session until Thursday. io
..r,s vork WAS confined TO committee reports ana
sr,ures from the particular synods and the various
classs OF the several States represented r uesu
will be devoted to the consideration oi the "o"
Cnratcn Missionary Society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13

Cincinnati June 1o.-for three days this week
Cincinnati will entertain members OF the Order Oh
the Mystic shrine. The gathering Is known as 'he
Imperial Council OF North America OF the Ancient
Arabic Order MOBILES III the Mystic shrine aud IL II
expected that 5000 mobiles coming from all parts oil
the Union. will take pant ia the festivities. 10
night the festivities proper begin With The Well IN
the Desert n reception aud prDmenadc concert 10
IN. Grand Hotel which Is the headquarters OF the
ImporIaI Council The Council meeting viii open 20
morrow mNrnng IN the scottish Rite Cathedral WIN
nuhlIc eyercises at which Iustrious Noble Mayor
Wosbv win make the welcoming address ard I'm.
periai Poirntatc William Is. Mcish Will RESPOND oh
behalf OF the order.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13
Totals ......l3 10 '2s IL Totals ...:.H 10 - ~
when winning was scored -
Cincinnati .........."SS 9 ! Q Q 81

Earned runs-(1nclnnat O Blookyn 10 49, u,
on errors-Cncinnat @ Brooklyn . leit on b'sssL IN
cinna g BROOKLYN hirt nse on 6as1n han Een
T The hit~-stovey. Bouher.. Twobase hit
Vaughn Murphy FoutZ, BrOuthers, Shoch. Sacrihce
hits-Spth Fouti Gorccran 2 stolen baesIMerh '"a
CanaNan, Fout Double rlays-ShOrh, hn-I"N anu
Biouthers Burns and Brouthers MrPhee and c9ml-key
Latham. Mcrhee and Comi-key "i'd htch-nsaiock
passed balls-Klnslow |. Murphy J. Umiire-Mr' Enis'
lie Time :o3. Attendance, 1900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13
INSTRUCTIONS TO RECEIVER GALLOWAY.

indianapolis, Ind. June 12.-Judge Woods, In the
United States Circuit Court. tais morning Issued an
order To Receiver Galloway, OF the Glover Lear
Railroad instructng him TO continue the roads lake
service between Toledo. Buffalo and Cleveland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13
KILLED BY FALLING TREE IN CEMETERY.

Burlington Iowa, June IL (Special).-The Rev. Dr.
william Salter pastor Of the First Congregational
Church Of Burlington, accompanied by bis wife and
two other women, was driving along the carriage
way in Aspen Grove Cemetery to-day, when tree
vehicle instantly crushing Mrs. Salter to death and
fatally in1unng her husband. The other occupants
Of the carriage escaped uDhurt. Dr. Salter ID Me
Oldest working minister 10 Iowa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13
THE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Esta blished in 1916.

Established in 1916
Cash dividends paid to policy holders since
1916, 2937 per cent. Of premiums received.
Dividends TO policy holders in 1892, 26.47 per
cent.
PHILIP S. MILLER, General Agent,
No. 1 Wal-st, New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13
49, haitian ,.rne was pIavcd a, Eastern Park

heavy batting game was played a. EasVcr" iaiA'
prooklvn Yesterday between the Brooklyn ana I'm
cinnau teams. The home team won really remark
able game and takes the lead In The race 1T 'ne e"'
nionship Of the League. About 5000 people were
re,eut and the ex itcment toward the close was ire
mendous Kinslow's home run was one 81 the longest
drives ever grounds. Brouthers did excellent
work. The score
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13
LOUISVILLE

Earned runs-Louisvie l. New. York g. tr't pa NJ y,
Louisville o. NewYoTk Leg on 6 pae n.nmus
s. BALDWIN Struck outBy iIem1mg ! Sy hssG
q iourke Burke. Two.base blts-TiernAn conner NC
Nanon. Baldwin, Fuller sacrifice hits-W biowhi nm.
ming Ward Conner, DOYLE. Baldwin. stolen ne ~
browning o'Rourke Burke Herman DOYLE p pn,Ie,
Dnrlin play.-IIemmng w. Brown and Pfnkney; fieIet
" brown Wild ptches-Bsdwin l. Cmpfe-hu''.
" ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13

Exposition Flyer-fastest 1,o00-me train III 'he
uorIa' EVERY day by the New-iork Central -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13

Twelve fast trains to Buffalo and Niagara Eella,
daily, via New-York Central. :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13
THE ATLANTIC CLUB TO RACE TO-DAY.

The Atlantic Yacht Club Will hold its twenty 'eighth
annual regatta to-day The will be the usual club
course and the will be started at II o'clock on tbs
dubious BAY Ridge. The entries for the regatta are
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13

IL Is possible that the Loyal will have 10 b. measured
the mca ucments OF the measurer OF the Brooklyn
Yacht club do correspond to those Of Henry Gicow
her designer. TIT, is only possibility, however.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13
NATIONAL CoRpAGE CoMPANYs AFFAIRS.

DAVID MCCLURE IN CHARGE OF THE BANK.
David Mcclure, the lawyer. Of No. Do Winam-st.,
took charge OF the National Bank Of Deposit, at NO
los broadway. Yesterday as receiver. under the ap-
pontment Of Controller Eckels The assets OF the
hank were turned over to him by W. II. Kimhall the
bank examiner who has been In charge since the
failure of the institution two weeks ago.