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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-09
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
CHARGED WITH SHOOTING TWO GIRLS.

CHARGED WITH SHOOTING TWO GIRLS.
Patrick Rooney, who lives in shanty near the
Eastern Parkway, Yves arrested yesterday morning
charged with shooting Annie and Kate King. two
girls ten and twelve years old, who live with
their parents near the Parkway. While walking
in the Parkway Tuesday afternoon the girls saw
Rooney approach them with shotgun. a moment
later they heard explosion and felt singing SEN
Stations In their hands and faces. Al Their home
IL was found that some pieces Of shot had struck
them, but thai they were not seriously injured.
Rooney pleaded not guilty and said that the gun
was aimed at dogs which infested the neghbor-
hood and that The shot scattered so much that a
few Of the pieces reached the girls Patrick King.
the father OF the girls, insists that the shots were
intended TO hit the children.
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steamer Lizzie Henderson, vankrk. Philadelphia
John g Roberts.
steamer Bcreenscren (Nor. MOrtcnsOn Bancoa-EO
Ship Arabia Maccon. san Francisco--w Il Grace &
ship Iroquois. Nickols Francisco-|sut,on Co.
SAILED.
steamer, Paris for southampton: Majestic (Br), Liver
pool NOod,a'd (ele AntNcrp. II Dorado, New-Or ms
>ncikh tllr Newport News etc. Astral tBr tank. Con-
Havana; Wvanokc Norfolk and Richmond; New. y ork
Ncw-Orcans, Nacoochcc. savannah.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
steamer Ludgatc III Cir Brown sailed from London
for New York November :.
Steamer New-lork. Jameson from New York November
!. arrived az southampton Al 80 November =.
steamer iIaNcl U'"r Juns>t from Bremen for New
York. sailed from southampton November X.
steamer Robert Dickinson lHr. -. sailed from Dart
mouth for Ncw-Notk November \.
, steamer Snl iec t GEL ,eS from Hamburg. sailed
steamer Montczlma Nirl b'l1e. from London. sailed
from Barry for New York November O.
October 81 for Bremen, arrived southampton No,em
ber s.
steamer Frnes,a (Br Harris, from New.york October
steamer Christine DAM Larsen. from Copenhagen for
Ncwyork passed Lewi- Island November 3
steamer Lauehton Bp. Moon. from NewYork october
- for Bremen passed TIE Isle OF Wight November :.
steamer Russia r'en Schmidt sailed from Hamburg
rived at lremcrhaNcn November \.
steamer Frutcra OBJ. sailed from Dcnia for New-York
November ..
steamer Kaiser wilhelm III ger. Stormcr. for New.
York, sailed from Genoa November
, steamer Aani, r YOUNG from NcwYOrs ssrte@ a
Cape Town November u.
tembcr 3d. said october o. arrived at Bombay
November 8.
Steamer Dclombre CBr) Jardne, sailed from St Lucia
for New-YOrk November q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-09

The fall meeting Of the Clifton Jockey Club began yes
to-day under favorable conditions Although the weather
v,s far rom agreeable large crowd was in attendance
At thc Jersey track and 10 kept the htyonc bookmar,
Mo had drawn for positions, busy. starter CaiaWcIl
handled the nag.
Her, the results;
FIRST selling; five furlongs. Early Blossom .
IN ard t. TO- first; Captain Wagner to and 20 ,.
..,nnd 10 liner third. Gladiator benjamin. Ntohlht'oi
wrestler Pabrc,an Censor, Padre and innovation also
IAN. Time OIL.
Second rcc-scline six furlongs opoIto II TO aGa
10 D. first: Crlilng. 10 to ! and to ] scond
W.,t PARK Thrill Chance D0rlnc Intlmidai. Merritt
Nrago. Droige Dixon Pauline and King Kelly also ran
Time-l :lGi,.
rhrd racc-Sclllng: nyc furongs Darkness, even ana
] 10 . nrst: Head. or Tails, Is 70 ! and q TO o.
ond Jos phinc Carnale, IIalcyon Tommy D.on,
Woodban Clara \. My. Chi-a Ohesa Trump MEXICO
and Queen II arts MY also ran Time ;o3.
Fourth ra5e-Onc mile and sixteenth. Logan; Z 70
and 20 :. nr-t Charadc u ana out, second XII
deer t'lld. Time AL
mn tace-SclIng -,vcn furlongs. Rrmor:e - !
and 8 fir,t; Dd Poppor. t. AMI to , second
iauwav tnlrl. FoNfold rcs, McDur, Air liant j. ON
tlynn. II aadll-h, and Ihemi- gcldnp also ran Tim
u .31a.
sixth racsspccrl Weights tive flrlong, Charlie VII;
,of 10 | and 90 !. first Play or Paw :" anu
to = second; tr,tchct, tlid. !. o. IT, fIlsrT De-
irolt Nativity, MO'tecc ana lAgr''' also ran HIM
! U2ii
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CLIFTON ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

First racc->eing. one mio Kirhotrr, lO1; Chie
Justice iOG: Boss Dun %; SIR Rae, - Lotion
% Headlight. 81 Carmelito. o. Hiram 80
Second rice-FiNe fnfiou.-. Insr~.ur c. rs Day
IlS: Garnet colt. 1le H'lenc hlly, -; BESSIE D.
10 Milan 10; Lornda. 10. NmoH". 10
Thfrd ra..-slN frflorc~. touanch", 10; Ee'trilht
III: Ia ,aiatcl col'. 1O7; ldeot. lcs Darkne'' TO-
wheeler 100; Tmtarian, iol, The Baron i"i
Fourth raer-FlSe fGrong- Wah Jim, ll3 Malo
DaIv lis. Lord Harry li2 Bc' DouX. ll2 benjamin
IL: Ll1lic 100: Crochet. 100: Honest Tom loo.
FInh gaco-seiliur; six ANA half fuiions' Is u.
stock l99. Copyright. ll2 Maidstone. ITO; Afp'ht
Io2 Bocfo leo Fla,and,. lo2 Dal-yrian, 30 Pah"aY
%: Leonardo. 9i 80
Sixth race-SeuIng: seven furlonGs Peiato' ilo
Innovation. 10: Mu,iry. io Manic r. o- b. l ~;
Ia" 1o- ADA Ruc Io7 Klng solomon. lot: Iailan
10. Fircny. ioi, Bcvood. 100; Midget, loii Mont
f..s
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A COACH FOR EVERY PLAYER AT YALE.

New Haven Nov. 4 (Srccia)-wllam &. Wurtchbug
for several years quarterback the Yale eleven arrived
,o.dav and Will coach the til after the University
OF Penn. ylvania game Saturday. Ray Tompkins Is
expected daily In Ike capacity. That Yale i
thoroughly scared the outcome OF Saturdays game Is
evident from the number OF old coaches who have come
back 10 help Captain IIinkey In coaching the eleven
There is now about one for the tam.
and the team Is beginning TO show marked Improvement III
all points OF the game. Yale has never before this year
practsed signals at night preparatory To IN
vsrsty OF PENNSYLVANIA game but Captain llnkey hes de-
t.rrnoed 10 leave no stone unturncd order 10 gain
decisive victory over the "Quakcrn"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-09
A SIX DAYS BICYCLE RACE.

Frank w. Sanger announces a siX.day professional
bIcyce race ut Madison Square Garden beginning at
MIDNIGHT December "a and closing at midnight December
30 The conditions Of the arc a. follows: only
ordinary or geared ordinary bicycles be used Twenty
five per cent Of profits VIII be divided the
PLACED men, - follows: To the winner 30 per cent Sec
ond 81 per third. 12s per cent; fourth. per cent
fifth a, p.r cent In addition above the following
purses win be added Winner 80: second $500
third $500; fo,~h 1850 NTH. $3.50 sixth $3.50 Each
eoertant who does net win the named
and covers 400 mos or over will receive prize OF s60
in cash. The entrance fee will be a5o 70 b. returned
al competos whs csvsr 100 miles before ~ D. H. De.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-09
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Seaman Will contest before Judge Patterson
Flower SHOW Grand Central Palace
Candy Show. LcnoX Lyccum.
Annual convention Il Westchestcr county ou"u"'
school Association White Plains.
Emma Willard Association reunion Windsor Hotel
p m. ,.. ..,A
MasSmccting Of Hebrews, NJ 40 East Fifty-sevehth
ST.. ; r. IN.
Clifton races. p. III.
& Marks Young Mcr's Association concert, Madison
Square Garden Concert Hail. p IN.
Calvary Method Episcopal Church philharmonic 'Iuo
y. $500
Lecture by Dr. Adolph Rupp. EightysXth-st. Drahon
Young Mems Chr stan Association, 10 D. M
Lecture by DR.. Charles II. Bushonc. FRIENDS Lit
crary and Library Association SiNtecnth-St and Eu'h
criord Place. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-09
TILE SEPPLY OE lIHALERONE

1t has been learned that almost one-third Of
last seasons catch Of whalebone will be detained at
Herschell Island in the Arctic Ocean, until next
year 1t was not hurried forward and 1t is now
too late TO ship 1t down This delay has somewhat
checked the decline lately noted in the whalebone
market and although the available stock OF Arctic
exceeds 2S5 900 pounds. some holders. especially
the Pacific coast, have begun TO withdraw their
offerings.
The catch Of whales last season numbered $50
which yielded 10000 pounds OF bone. The sailing
feet It Is reported, obtained only a small part OF
by far the larger share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-09
DARTMOUTH u. TUFTS 4.

Hanover y. H.. Nov. S-Dafnou,h deeaicd Tufts in a
roory played game the athletic n"d this afternoon
Iy a score OF II N 4 Tho home team shovel Itself
terribly weak defensive and lacked snip tine
offensive play Tufts worked the ends back Of tn line
and made nearly all gains ~ plays. Dartmouth
Wa scarcely abe % hold ~ In tn FIRST half. max
ing but one touchdown In the second h1 the men got
down 70 work crossed the In Tor Tho second
touchdown within two minutes after IA va called
For TufA Armstrong. Toss and Stroud did tho ht work.
vbno for Dartmouth T.. Jones Carleton and Littc eN.
ccicd limo was called with the ball Oh Daitmouth'>
line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-09
DISGRACE TO COLLEGE FOOTBALL
,orrer,N, LOTTERY ADVERTISEMENTS ON THE
OFFICIAL, PROGRAMMES OF THE GAMES
At MANHATTAN FIELD.

LOUISIANA LOTTERY ADNEKIlsENENA - O-' LIE
OFFICIAL PROGRAMMES OF THE GAMES
AT MANHATTAN FIELD.
II Is the plain duty of the college graduates VINO
ora interested In the football games which are
,Ia ved at Manhattan field in this city, 10 protest
ainet the circulation and sale within the GROUNDS
~ nr,rrammes upon which IS printed. conspicu-
orsIv the advertisement of the LOUISIANA Lotter!
comnanv. This advertisement is headed conrad.
conrad, Conrad" and announces TO people VINO are
desirous of lottery tickets that this man oohrau
In remove his business 10 Honduras on January
" conrad Is The president Of the LOUISIANA Lottery
,or,nv The publication OF such advertisements as
NJ = a violation Of law, when ought 70 DE stopped
80 1Isfrict-Aitorney Nicoll II X certainly an IN
si5lt ., college men who are connected win the
,,ssnaeement Of the football games tnat sucn pro-
n%,'nnes should be sold on the toQtDdli GROUNDS,
go :. is d,sgraceful to Andrew Freedman, the
Iecai,er Of the Manhattan Athletic club who has
h, 200 Of the grounds If he permits the circulation
end sale OF programmes containing this advertise
mcnt 49,, c,,o ara ox,ror,olv eovara
,.r,insf lotteries and against lottery advernsins
10 anv form The elections In New-lork on Tues
- ,v T1rovcd that the people Of the Empire STATE
rrsrer IN have the laws enforced rather IMAM as
r,led in all parts Of the state. ana tlat they
,,,r,se TO keen the criminal classes In sublecton
This lottery advertising ought to be sterny sup
escl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-09
WON ny THE HARVARD sOPHOMOEES.

Cambridge Mass, Nov (Specal.-Thc Sophomorcs
won the football championship ecrics this afternoon
by defeating Juniors the being to 4. IL was
A finely play ei game both sides Shea. who was sub
stuutcd for Upton In last years iIarvardYale game
Stevenson, Faxon Borden and Hayes did the best work
for the victorious sophomore Cockrc Teelc. Mufche
Whittemore and Hitch. for the juniors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-09
IT AcUwrvT ACATyST A RIO COMPANY

The sheriff has received attachment for $4,000
against the United Smelling and refining Company. OF
No. 80 Broadway In favor OF Clark. Dodge Co.,
bankers note OF the company dated May l. payable
six months after date the order of S. T. Hauscr who
Endorsed and delivered 1t 10 tac plaintiffs The
attachment granted the ground that II f. New
Jersey corporation IL was Incorporated In January
1891 with capital stock Of o. 100000 To consolidate
several smelling companies. Abram q. Hewitt became
pfeNdent Walter g. Gunee treasurer and Henry c. Cooper
FSA Ment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-09

Police Sergeant Patri.k H. Couehn. who had beet
ga charge ~ the sanitary squad n fhc il1ih Dep' tih
,,r "a number Of years, died yesterday In his home at
NO u, fa>t Onchundr.d and og e'nth -. from th III
pneuul MIA, fIe had been IN several wefk9 lie be an'
policeman on july ~ l-7.. and about ten years ago
when he wa, round-uan be Transferred Ia the saul
tary squad A. urgent rcque, Of tue Health II
he va. promoted the rank - sergeant on June 20
1887 and continued IN squad. The services u ST.
p..ur togghIIu w.r. appr,0ia. 4 highly and he wa
we'll known at the central once H. age was foity-
FAM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-09
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

When George ". Peterson, whose term OF once
as Finance Commissioner expired last spring,
brought suit in the Supreme Court TO prevent Mayor
Wanser from appointing Jacob J. Detwer to sue
coed him. he should have filed bond TO give him
legal standing before the court This he failed 20
do but the fact did not become known until yester-
day He cannot possibly secure favorable decision
now, and Mayor Wanser yesterday reappOnted MI:
Detwiller who was AT confirmed by the Board
of Finance He then took the oath of office sec
ond time and renewed his official bond.
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SING SINi.

The concert and ball recently given by the Ger
man Aid Society Melted $40 for the beneht OF inc
Ossning Hospital Mrs. Elliott +. Shepard con-
tributed 800 of the realized H. FRANK
Kipp captured a sXtccn-pound striped bass WINE
fishing off Croton Point. Election Day: Inc llsn
was taken a light rod and fought nan an hour
The Epworth League. OF the Highland Az
enue Methodist Episcopal Church, Will hold 20
lumbar Souvenir Festival" at the home OF MS
Edwin A. Robinson, No. % SprinG-st., THIS AFTER
noon and evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-09
LEUIGH DEFEATS LAFAYETTE.

Bethlehem. Penn, Nov. (SpeciaD.-Lchiah defeated
LAFAYETTE this afternoon In closely contested football
game; score % to o. The first half ended with u
touchdown and goal for each Side but IN the second
half INhigh made sixteen points. Ordway made fine
run Of seventy yards Voght. Rhnehsrt and Edwards
played finely for Lafayette while Mcclung Oriway aud
Roderck did good work for Lehign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-09
WON HY THE NEw,JERSEY CHAMPION SHOT.

Morrlstown ~ j.. Nov. Sin the match between
Elliott Of Kansae City. champion Of the United States
and Frank Class Of Morretown champion NewJcrsey
sho. off at the MorrIstown Driving to-day, Elliott
killed ninety birds aud Class nInety.ive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-09
SALE OF AN FLECTIONEER STALLION.

Lexington KY, Nov CSreclal).-Thc Electloncer
stallion Bernal can. dam i1beccs by General Benton
Ia. been sold by Brook Curry, OF this city, w. j.
Rodcs Of Chicago. for s2,i00
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise 40 sun seto Moon sets $40 Moons arc
HIGH WATER TODAY.
N-Sandy HOOK OF toy. Island 81 llcl Gate 10 -
PM-sandy HOOK 3s Island OF Hell Gate 10 %
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MOI-\T VERNON

A japanese supper will be given at the f''''
Methodist Church Mount Vernon. this evening u'i'
der the direction of the Epworth League me SUP
Der Will be served in the chapel from to o clock'
j iii be followed by interesting entertainment"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-09
NEWS, FROM THE SUBURBS.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINS.

Hands new opera house at Railroad and Ma
,,aroneck ayes White Plains, was opened last
night 1t has handsome interior finish The seat
ing capacity is 500 The Berkeley Theatre Combsny
Of Nev-Y York presented two plays. The audience
was a fashionable The proceeds VIII so 10
the White Plains Hospital Association
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-09
TRIBUNE EXTRAS.

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,o. ~ Entries close December 0. During the wee
spccIaI snrn, races for purses will take place.
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INTERNATIONAL YACHT RACES.-Te story
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FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 10.
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WAR STORIES.-Over forty tales u the
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MINOR GAMES YESTERDAY.

The Seton Hall and, South Orange teams will psy
orange today.
The Mornnrsldc tnm would Ike 20 arrange game
FOR SATURDAY Tie weight g iii pounds. Addcs-
V. MCGOWAN. No. 2.OjI Scycnthaye.
The nrst game 81 tho Junior Int"rsohoiastc 1esfu"
was played a. Ceatai PARK yesterday bct~ the More
and Wilson and Kellogg School eeyens latter winning
~ 10 o..
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-06-09
TEMPERANCE GOTHAM,



Ihu Chinese baEs no word CORES
pohaiag with oar Amen. The
translation Of their word means, 'The
heart wishes exactly 50,
IN tie W0maBs Binding sn Fog
ihh @arnan WI eEhibit aud sell
Egypsian beads ana curies, some
ef them over three Thousand years
-old.
The ST. 3rNes Eeztfe Is nota friend
IF prohibition, but ID recently gave
amin eaehsble testimony d the fact
that prohibition does prohibit. Il
spoke Of America Is being The land Of
he free according foonF own testimony
hBt there are coEuers here Hhere IA
man cannot a. a BE plsates. For
instance, ID the stale Of Maine, "Ioo
need q Be IS expert a. a plekPoeket
and 81 why az a company promoter
before ron can geta glass of beer"
Wrs g. Nathgeombe, Of 81. Johns
sev foRudlaBd, during an address 81 g
public meeting, held Msrcb 2. gave
the feilssing answers 10 The gaesiion
fNNht ! an member of the w. G.
I'm IL
Fsrst, becsuse believe ii 10 BE-
0Be i5l ibe best organizations IN Nh.
Eofld for the promotion Of Temperance
aud every other Hundred grirlur
Seeond. becsnse il has doi,e more fri
EatBaB in rducai4ng her AVID rIeEai tpl
her 10 Der lrue position, tazn anl
1tbvF organization cagid pass by has
iane., Third beeau,- ii Isa CbrI-ria
np,sn havsBg for lIs fuuHdsri.,n abe
Word Of G,d. FHurth. hs,Gan,,rI r-v.
q. / say 80 all Sincerity that 1be W
] C. T. U has done meTr good for ~
fhan anything else OUTSIDE The GnrpeI
/ | have been benefited by 1t AZ every
way. Oh, that each Of Us reallzed ou0
individual responsibility sud uer'
found doing aft 10 cur power g.
advance tbe eaaze mUf God aut
hamaBilg"