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NOT A RUN FOR HARVARD.
YALE WINS TIE NEW-HAVEN GAME.
THE SCORE 3 TO GALL THE SCORING DONE IN
THE EIGHTH INNING-sEVEN THOU
SAND CHEERING srECTA-
.hY 1ELIGRAPH ro TnE TRIpuNE.l


New. Haven. June 27.-Thc young who represent
baseball Yale and Harvard univer,itic, met on faes
big athletic field this afternoon and decided 10 leave
baseball championship unsettled for few more Gays
Harvard protested only Harvard car protest Du'
Walter +. Carter knocked great holes In the argument
presented by Jack Highland, and the other men
from Can.bridse and When the lat point had been
raised tho refcc. sdid that the Yalc's by a
Of 70 o. crowd Of over 600 persons sa'
that IL was the greatest baseball that they had ever
Not a made until the eighth innin'' ana
all this time Yaos baseball reputation wa hanging IL
the balance Several times IL seemed az though dra'u
were going 70 take Lead but at last the break ap
pearcd. the eighth innng After that IL only TOOK
q minute decide the contest
The Horvard-Yalc carlc is always great occurrence
In Ncw-Havcn to-days game seemed To sufpass IN
interest Ion? OF memorable predecessors Ades
defeat and IIarvard narrow victory OF last SATURDAY
gave the contest peculiar interest for fac Victory
TO-DAY meant tie camc in saturday This
old is swsrming with Yale men who are mere 'or
comme ncemcnt members OF many former classes
turned force. There perhaps 200 met IN on
corner ahe grlnd.and who the crimson ana ths
little group only THING that bioSe the SOLD mass
Of filled the erandstand and 'bIeacherS ana
surrounded entire Held. Among the Yale contingent
there were many wellkDown faces, and II seemed as
though every university athlete for twenty years baK
there.
The story Of the game that OF the eighth inning Up
70 this time neither Yale Harvard had scored As
Yaes players 70 the plate one by one In inning
Inning Yaes cheers grew louder ana louder "heh
Mum, Beall little fielder. grabbed ''landsomc
DAN" bulldog and led him straight up TO inc
plate as Yale's turn bat. But Dams" power
failed inning closed without tufn Then mar
ward opened the eighth When Mason went TO the DAT
Bernie" Trarord third, and Evert wendell re-
marked that had hit the leather every time ana
would surely make run But the 'sugger hied OUT 10
bliss IL was Haryards last chance and her best man
had lostjt.
Then Carter went the bat for Yale and made
good safe single That looked suspicious for Yale ofd
fnndemonium reigned Murphy came next on the Ist
and was greeted with great cheering The little phe'
nomenon just got up the plate when Mason had
passed ball and Carter went TO second second iatW
Murphy made . single and Besll the luckiest Of all
the Yale nine, ct the bat Murphy stole second
but Beall flied out Case hit to sullivan The hter
threw to Mason, VINO made bad nuf Carter was home
and then Highlands threw the ball about twenty ieet
above Frothinghams head. Case and Murphy went hme
ana made Of Men and women chcereo
wildly No runs made in the last inning, at the
close Of which the victorious nine were borne on the ned
on the shoulders Of the jublant alumni
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ENTERTAINING HOpE CHAPEL PEOPLE

Tho Fidelity Club Of HOPE Chapel In East Four.h-st..
interesting musical and literary entertainment
a large audience last evening Miss Maud WEIGH the
leading contralto the Central Congregational Church.
OF Er okyn Msh Schacnln. Of the Twcnty-thrd Street
Baptist Church Miss Magcnhcimer and Miss buchanan
sang. Recitations given by Mrs. Gerhardt Miss
Murray, Miss Eodman, and Miss Mannheim, and "A
dialogue followed by members OF the club in
GLIDING the Misses Hndcrcr. Miss Dalton Miss Weber
Miss Rodman and Miss Eschcnbrnncr. Miss Klein. the
oreanst Of the Chapel. Instrumental solos Miss
Grace +. Randolph is the president OF the club Miss
NJ. c. Fauhabcr It's vicc-prcsidcnt and Miss Caro- b.
Rodman Its treasurer. The Fidelity Club was orgsnzed
by Miss Grace H. Dodge. the head Of the working girls
clubs.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF SEwYonK-rUEsDAY. JUNE o. 1893
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEw.YoRK-TUEsDAY. JUNE o.. 1893
81 @ Sss' to LodS an su1s a No.
steamer Bede CBr. ssIkc Newcastle June 10, \,
ballast John Norton & Son Arrived AZ 'ne bar az
samP Mannheim se Kosles ' ,1s e, J ~ H.
Had I'M mea'nef Ru,,or,ori Palermo June )
nd SE.% Sfs,sr 1'' o WITH rH snp.o spence
Hysd 4, The Bar :, So 1atac Jun, 49,
Gay e Aa@ Tn Sa'@ S Z A'T - s'
r'@ steamer kong iac NS ar, ,S S, t'g, Win m 5ui
to tie 4c1 R""'' Co. ,a at tn" ,,, 'l x.r w.,
ann ce%a E. h'' Msorp e'a Co. ws' WIN
C,i Eys's rrII'S %acry ana Brunswick 1G
"'s steamer anne" John Christopher crawford Jacksonville
wit" s,,@ %SF l 'G Fiat Fiat Jacksonville and Charles
md. and pa..S"sSr, , TO Mn and WI
minrt"n win mt.N AMI PASSENGERS TO ,n JSa davs
!" Samiy look o Is m-wni east light oree'e
Iain T. v,,
steamer Richmond. DAVIS West Point ''-o'a DO
III S, 1 Fanita Philadciphia-wm 'yde
St.mcr seminole Robinson, Charleston and Jackson
N' NM Herman wint'r Nickerson, Boston-H +
steamer cds nu Ta%DnmPaGp5 oy 5, Lone ton orders.
Gustav Hcyc. - ,,., ,pr, .rdAr.on leith-John
Portuguese Prince kbrJ' ~""''''"' ~
Steamer phiadclrhi,. Chambers la Guayra' Puerto
,,h,llo and uracoa -Toulton, Bliss Dalctt ...uu
STEAMER Msnhan,e: OBJ. Duck, AvonmouN-'a' A'Ae"
s 80 II II Meier oGer. HArrasowu. Bremen-oe'
r''s n,can,r ,iaya Itan Susin GcnoaPhelps Bros
Steamer Nacoochee. Smith savannah-R u waMer :,,
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S.amc, Italia (ocr Reuter-. stertn' COPENHAGEN e'c-
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Co.
Steamers Panama ttrl. for Bordeaux Alier Cset)'
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ittnrrv Dnm,i Nor. G;bara Nacoochee eaHnnen
,uyandotfr Norfulk Newprt News; Richmond Wrse
poim, Va: seminole. Charleston. Jack|onvine Nan,
honsst (Br Ayonnouth; fnefgie C"er)' Dover lux ID
Shin Hermann ter, FOR Hamburg
THE MOVEMENTS OF TEAMERS-FOaEIGN POINTS
steamer Lland,n City (Bn Barclay, sailed from
S,,,".ca for Ncw.York June p. ~ vi, fam,
S,v,,n,r wells CITY Or. savage, from New ork juno
% ,r bristol passed Brow Head June -. ,, ,ou,
~ STEAMER North Cambria OBJ, ROBERTS, saea iio"
s,ornow for Ncw.York June y. - T., Ma. vo,,,
Jun ,;1cr Isnacriaye (BD Harris, from New'fork
,unc Q arrived at Rotterdam June 20 ,. N
Steamer Hotte dam tDut' ~ k9sgc',,%n, . no N'"
=, '''iii' Tor Ncw.York June 25. . g,
S,c,mcr eibnltz fBcg,. truham sailed from 81
Lucia Tor Ncw.York June 20.
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GAMES TO-DAY


Cincinnati VS.. New-York at Cincinnati.
Chicago VS.. Brooklyn at Chicago
Louisville VS.. Boston, at Louisville.
Pittsburg vs. philadelphia. at Pttsburg.
Cleveland VS.. Washington, at Cleveland.
St Louis VS.. Baltimore, at St Louis.
Yale's handsome victory Harvard at New-Haven
Yesterday makes necessary third and deciding
the baseball championship. The final game VIII be
payed at the Polo Grounds Saturday Harvard seems
N have made mistake in trying win vest rday's
game with Wiggin. and in not rcserving Highlands for
the deciding game Both Highlands and Carter will be
pretty well tired out before the conclusion OF Saturdays
game.
Lester S. German the pitcher. may be signei BY the
New.York club. He is a clever player
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ACQUITTED OF TIE CHARGE OF ARSON.

Loui, Hohwcsner was acquitted yesterday In the
Court Of sessions upon his trial for alleged arson
although his wife testified against HIM h' hNc'
at No. SOC Broadway, over his hsh market ho
was charged with setting fire TO the shop Oh hi'
rival I'm business John ". Miller. OF NO Oh hroai
voy Mrs IIOhweisncr testified that sh" 10" hN'S
with her parents AT No. l,2'1 "at"saNc' Soo'
after Miller opened his FISH market 81" h'd h'"'u
her husband say that h" would give Miller NV"
month, 70 quit the business. On the. eV'rh- o''"''
,hc fire on January L. her husband had said ~
WAS going 10 bum Milcrs shop. NJ - a. H. ~ ""'
made her get up and watch al IN" WINDOW '" -"
that no WIS not disturbed. He had gon" across inc
roofs with a bag OF straw, -oak"d Win h"F"'"h''
which he set on fire and dropp'd In the alley Close
IN Mlller's shop Tho shop was nearly all burh"
before the fire was put out
When asked by her husbands counsel how deep
the alley was she said Il don't kno" ana
don't care. | saw my hu'hand set that s'ore Oh
fire and that Ia oil there 4, o. It. You don't know
ANYTHING about this case anyway" .
several witnesses were called, who tesune9 tlht
II would have been impossible for Mrs. Hoh""isn-I
70 80. her hu ,bard ~ she aid she had done. ana
the jury acquitted him without delay
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A PHYSICIAN GOOD EyOrGH FOR THE FATHER

Charles T.. Freeman. the father Of Lizzie Freeman
died lat Wednesday from diphthcra at her home NO.
81 West OnchunircI Land .twca.st. after having been
treated by the faith cure. has been seized with tho
tamc disease Mr.. Freeman 1, believer In the faith
cure. but there ha, been much comment about the
death II his daughter that he Ii being attended by
regular physician, DIR. Charles Van Vert. Or. A. II.
Doty Of the BOARD OF Health. l. investigating the
Of freeman. and IL IL possible that Mrs. Laura
LathrOp who undertook the faith In the girls
case will be held accounting. Mr.. Freeman Is
now past the crisis his disease. and In rapidly the
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OUARRELLING OVER A PLAYER.

Chicago June 27.-Janes Hart, the president OF the
Chicago club Informed by Pr sid"nt NICK Young
Yesterday that the Of Control had heard the tHst-
mony in the cas-. Of Tommy" Parrot the pitcher. now
with Chicago and claimed by Cincinnati and had decided
that as Cincinnati had paid 500 for his release that club
was entitled TO the players services President Haft
saws tina, he will abide by the decision Of Ia"
hoard and will nght IL in the courts. lie says he has a
contract with Parrot and proposes 10 play him.
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GAMES YESTERDAY.

Cincinnati June 27.-Bis "Mike' Sullivan pitched
splendid game against NewYorks this afternoon He
was both effective at critical and az the bat helped
win his own game The attendance was $3.50 Ihe
game was won by the Cincinnati team by the score Of
10 TO 4.
Sullivan Is the old New-York pitcher who was re-
leased last year Baldwin and Kelly started in as New
Yorks battery but their work not good and Sicsoy
and Milgan took their places. Sissby was rather wild
hut the fact that he went under rather
distressing circumstances have caused this Tiernan
and Davis did the best batting for NewYork and Ward
and Fuller the best work In the field. The score
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CAPE MAY TO HAVE A TEAM.

Cape May June p (spccia-Care May VIII have a
strong baseball this eqtl To those OF past
summers The players far signed are Priest. Of Cor
nell pitcher Humphreys. Of Princeton, and Cooran Of
University Of Pennsylvania. catthes Wa.onhurt St'dr'
and Sullivan. OF Amherst and III g and Eln.sdell 81
Princeton A league has been formed with the C'ndcn
ana Camden Athletic As oriaton clubs The Atlantic
City club Is knocking admission into the league also
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than 300 members In good standing. The report Of
TT asurer w II. McKiernan showed balance OF about
81 500 on hand The amount realized from tho picnic
last year $500, there will be another picnic
on August 90 at Lion Park.
An election held for officers for the ensuing
six months resulting as follows: T. j. McBride.
rresdent a. Mchaelson, Niecesidcnt; william H. Nc
Kiernan financial eecrs.ary J. J. Jackson recording
secretary James z. Mack. treasurer and Arthur Miller
sergeant alarms Five also were eleetd
Joseph Brennan chairman, Cherries sohncidcr D. u
Walsh II. Cotthelf and sylvester J. Soutlwc.
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.


TODAY.
y,s.., Line For Mails Close. Vessel Sails.
ortsss s'' y cuba A,yans SSg% ySSSSp%%
PHILADELPHIA Red d, La Guayra.. III 90 m 90 m
Teutcnlc White Star, Liverpool. 90 y m 200 m
tiiesland, Red Star, Antwerp 90 m 900 IN
THURSDAY. JUNE 90.
Orlnoco Quebec. Bermuda. 20 m SMp 10
Fuerst Blsm,rcx, IIaubAm. Hamburg 800 m ':ooa M
Peruvian Allan State. Glasgow -...
FRIDAY. JUNE 20.
cbo,oLes Cvda jacksonville .. .......... 90 p m
Ivy Of Para Columbia Colon 10 90 N IL " M
Colorado Mallory. Brnrswick...--.. ~ ~
Panama Spanish, Hayana........... t'-O III
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Elrned rnns-Cnclnnatl 4. New.York First base Iy
error,Cmcinnau l. Left on bases1cineinnat 5; New
! on siesy ;; Struck Out-ny Sullivan 2 by Baldwin ,,
Herman. Two.hass h.ts-Comskey: J. Ward saerince
Te-nao Davis Double plays-McPhee and Comi>key
Terasn AID J. waSd,J Smith Msfhee and &c, G,9smi,ksy
BALDWIN. passed ball-vaughn. Umpire-Emse Time
of Il
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HOME NEWS.
ppo\tr\EN1, ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

AsTOR-Fx. C Congressman william f.. Simonds. OF Con-
nectcut RUNswICK-Mcville f. ingalls,. OF Cin'
cnnat FIFTH AVENUE,-Thomas Lowry. OF Mime
apos. HOLLAND-lgnatus H. "ro''"a ,,',,,a
NErYOpOIE- senator John f.. Smith, OF MorilsNhie'
Y v MURRAY HILL-Judgc Edwin Countrymah Oh
Albany PLAZA-Tmothy Hopkins, OF san Francesca
wINpsoR-Count Bella szechcny and Count L. hafoiyi
Of Hungary.
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WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Coney Island Jockey Club races Sheep'hc'D "'''
. 80 p. m.
Park and Aqueduct @ ,mmissioners' mcctn
Custom House Investigation committee.
f. ~ Field insanity ease, White Pains
Orange Lawn Tennis Club tournament D. M. -,,
c,ato " j. CorncPs court martial trial. list
Regiment Armory, p M . 80 - 90
Grammar schools N,s. s, 10. Al. IS. "a. ~ ~ CO
and OF commandments. n,.o
New.York Vegetarian Society," NO y ohNcf''''
y. m.
Music In Tompkins Square. 8 p. m.
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ROMANTIC STORY ABOUT MISS GOULD DENIEf

story has been published to the effect that Helen
Gould the daughter OF Jay Gould had engaged herself
in marriage u n young in moderate pccunary CIR
cumstances whom she had under somewhat romantic
circnmsances An intnatc friend Of the family and a
confidential friend Miss Could said yesterday that ne
did not believe there was the slightest foundation Tor the
story He did not believe Miss Gould was engaged
n anym
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise 81 Sun 81 Mooa sets - MOONS age ~
HIGH WATER TO-DAY
AN-S,ndv Hook 7:liGov. Island 7:i0 Hell Gate SO
p sandy Hook 7 li(ioy Island 42Hell Gate zoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
BROOKLYN WINS A CLOSE CONTEST
THE CHICAGO TEAM DEFEATED BY THE sCORI
OF IA TO Is

OF IA To 49,
Chicago June 27.-The Colts cOrr1llcd the runs OF
Stein In the first inning Then Four put in Loyct and
he WA effective until the ninth, when TIC locals bacd
Him for four runs. Had tried 70 stretch his
angle into q double the would have been tied.
The Brooklyns harvested nine in the fourth
nina singles and triple. Parrot; who j. claimed by
the Cincnnatis has a $4,000 arm and hafdolar
head. He pitched today's game. The weather was
cloudy and cool and the Attendance POO. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
IOOkIYN.
Dunran out for running GU, Of line.

DUNCAN out for running out OF line.
Chicago ..--.-.."S V-iS
Earned runs-Chicago s. Brooklyn g. First base by
srrors-Booklyn 8. Left tases-Chcago II Brooklyn
4 First base on bas-On Parrot 3. oil stein !, on
Lovett s. Struck out-By parrott 3 by Lovctt Three
f~se hitS-Ryan Grimm. Wlnot. Two-ba-e his-wilmot
Ryan, T. Parrot. Grim. Sehrivsr Dpng1n Sacrifice
basesNLanse 2 Double pays-Grian, Richardson and
Erouthers: Grimm BroutbApSA Anon. Schriver
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Yes. II you will let me buy your clothes.

Welcome wives and mOthers-wives
of men large and small, mothers of big
boys and of little chaps-welcome to
the comforts of our three big stores.
You will find there cheerful and
comfortable lot of cheviOt suits for
man or boy; you Can see airy neglige
shirts or madras or basket-c heviot,
straw hats, and russell shoes galore.
Please don't buy unless you really
want to; we shall not be glad to sell
you anything that you oughtn't to
have.
ROGERS, PEET & CO.
as ThEEE }E, !
STOKES 3ad 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
MEETING or 4 PROTECTIVE ASsOcIAT

The scni-annual meeting OF the NewYork Newsdc,l.
ers and Statoncr Protective and benevolent Association
was held AT Spencer Hail. No. ia West Fourtecnh.st.
night President joseph Brennan presided and j. J.
Jackson was secretary. The association. which Ii
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THE RECORDS.

Only two victories went 10 the Eastern clubs yester
day BROOKLYN and Baltimore winning games for this
section This Orioles rewarded BY being moved into
the FIRST division while the Brdeerooms' victory makes
them tie Philadelphia and Boston After the great
game at Cincinnati Monday. yesterdays result was
rather tiresome in fact the Giants received the worst
defeat In the League Baldwin seems TO have all TO
,.ioaas and Ia has not won 4 game for q week.
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WATKINS MAY DE RELEASED.

st. Louis June 27.-PrcsideT Won der Abe Is angry at
Manager Watkins for the poo success o the Browns ana
Watkins is likely 10 be released. Catcher "unson may
also be released If Mcclure, OF Washington can be Sc
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Sacrifice hits-Abbott and Halowel, Case 2, ArDuth.
not stolcn ba:ssMurphy Bliss 2 Mason 2 First
I,pSS sep nsSsS sps
5 Kedzie 2 by Carter. Upton rraford . Sullivan
Umpires-Bond and Curry. Tme-l;io.
Stephenson and Arbutbnot called out for interference
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brother and a sister living In West Iwentieth's'
but their address not known.
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JOINT DEBATE on FREE SILVER COINAGE
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A HUSBAND ARRAIGTED By 4 DYING WIFE


George : Woodward secured a writ 81 habea7
CORPUS to hav. jeremiah Ilachctt. Of No. ."- Hart
ST. produce his granddaughter Lillian ool"aId
daughter Of George =. Woodward IN court yesterday
The sworn return TO the writ. read In conrt yes
tcrday said that Mary Il. Hackcii married WOODWARD
In I--7. They lived at laphnnk l.. L. jamaica ana
Brooklyn. Woodward discharged for theft by
Henry Battcrman. IIurd a Walt" ana III" Jamaica
Car Company. Mr. Woodward va, much distressed
by hi, acts and had frequently to return to her IA
Their, house, where She died on May i. NJ mid
night before she died. MIR. Woodward dictated a
statement IN which -he called her husband e. that
ncnd VINO calls himself nv husband. and added tl's"
words: Il think he will hound me In my grave"
Mother. Kill my baby you think ther" l. nny
possibility Of II falling into the hands 81 IT. father
know him 10 be thief. lie never speaks on"
word Of truth. lie l. brute IA he sat upon IL"
wagon alongside Of my dead child he took the appi"
blossom, | had laid by IN. little corpse AMI fnng
them Ia every girl IN the road. N"vrr let ilht Nv
ing d.yil I'm human form get my child.
The case adjourned until July 3.
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GIANTS LOSE IN THE WEST
BEATEN BY THE CINC1NNATIs. 10 TO a

EFFECTIVE WORK OF THE LOCAL TEAMS
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