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BASEBALL CHAT.

last nights Sporting Extra OF THE
Evening World told OF Dury's spiking
d isFT not t 9ni1h'GFF aTpeiil S;u, P ,Sa lit,, spikes nS,s
fielder for Boston had his knee raised
high In jumping for the plate and 1t
coll!ded with crushing force with Duke
thereafter, n Parke Wilson will catch
In this afternoons game.
1t Will not do to Jump on New York
for not waltZing avSy with that game
either: The Giants outbatted and out
II hits and 3 errors AS against the Hub
ties 6 hits n 8 errors. Call 1t what
you Will, u the old saw hard luck"
John Ward would have exhibited keen
foresight had he jumped Herman into
the game In the ninth inning. to take
Stanord's place at the bat, when Van
second. Stafford had struck out once
before, and Herman. who had rested on
the bench. would surely have done no
have made a hit, which meant a vic
tory. for Doyle was OF second far
enough to LAY played a tattoo on Vans
heels II the latter ever got to the plate
alive.
That was one way the game might
have been won,
Excuses. however, will not add to the
percentage OF games won.
A group of Bostonians returning from
the Congress street grounds In that
city yesterday, with one voice referred
to the game as the best exhibition OF
the greatest OF American pastimes that
had been seen in Boston in many sea
sons" BY h a the critical Bostonese
meant more than n compliment for the
playing itself OF both teams. They re-
ferred to the irreproachahle conduct OF
every player who participated in the
game. 1t was true the contest was alb
solutsly free from all boistcrousness. all
hlackguardism, all questionable tricks.
There was plenty of coaching. and It
was lively and snappy and devoid OF all
h~allyragging and hurrah tactics. Such
decorously conducted games viii elevate
the sport immcasurably n place II on
It's former high plane OF excellence,
Common is becoming quite expert in his
new role OF Sentinel at the Outer Gate
He keeps tabs nicely.
The New York Club occupied boxes nj
the Park Theatre, Boston, last night
and enjoyed THE Private Secretary"
Meekin will undoubtedly go into tbs
box this afternoon.
Huyler Westervelt was entertained al
the Boston Athletic Association club
house last night by Manager Paul Keith
OF d. F. Keith's new Btjou Theatre.
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salary as Police Commissioner to this &C.
count. This was $4,000 a month.
Mr.. Ion called attention to a deposit
Of 5000 on June IL, 1891. and the wit
ness said that this was the return OF
n previous draft made from his personal
account to his business account 4 As to
saine year, Mr.. Mctlave could not tell
what they represented.
The s6i. 900, the witness said, repre-
scented only his salary as mmissioner
and $4,000 profit which he made in the
sale of his house at l6 West Seventy.
second stree.
Another Indignant Protest.
Mr.. McClave broke out into an in
dignant protest as Mr.. Con continued
to probe into his private account.
1T la unfair and unjust he said,
Tint am compelled to submit to this
sort Of examination. You have gon
into my family affairs, my grocer's bills,
my butchers bills. 1t liz n shame. The
people OF New York are not In favor of
any such thing"
The witness could only be restrained
with difficulty by Chairman I.exow, and
continued to mutter to himself for sorne
time afterwards.
Mr.. Gof's next question.
mo, sir; | think that was Commas
sioner Martins appointment"
put you appointed Capt. Martens"
'on inc theory mat each commits
sioner had a right to appoint n captain"
That's right"
II was made on May s. 1922
THAT | don't remember"
What Did the s6.I5s.IJ Represent
"On May 10. 1892, I see a deposit OF
"a. lbs.l Is In your personal account. Do
you know what that represents"
Mr.. McClave studied his bank books n
long time and finally said he thought It
must represent a transfer from his bust
ness account.
But you say you never deposited
anything but your salary in your per-
II can't explain II any clearer than /
have" said Mr.. McClave, In n tone Of
irritation.
You don't know In what form that
deposit OF 80. 100 was made?"
mo. ! can't tell. 1t must he n return
to my n%ersonal account OF none that
previously drew from II to put In my
business. see here n voucher for tina
amount dra wn about the same time"
Hut hore on the snme date Ia a de-
posit OF S2.so2 IN you business account"
continued Mr.. Con. How do you ex-
plain that7"
Mr.. McCinve said he could not explain
u, as he had lost all recollection OF the
transactions they represented.
A recess was taken at l2.B to enable
Mr., Con to examine the bank books
more thoroughly.
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MISCELLANEOUS SPORTS.

The trotting races advertised to be
held at Lyons, n. y, yesterday had to
be postponed, the track being flooded
n the stables surrounded by water.
The trial of Dominick O'Malley for
participation in the Rohy prize-nghting
case Will not be concluded for a day or
two. 1t is expected that O'Malley will
either be acquitted or the jury will dis
agree.
Tie Harvard cricket team will leave
Cambridge for this city tomorrow night
on their Spring trip. They meet the
staten Island team Thursday and the
University OF Pennsylvania at Mann
helm or Friday. Saturday the team
plays the crack Haverford eleven, The
makeup Of the Harvard team will be
u. II. Clark (captain), II, II. Pool. +,
Du Pont. a. p. Meade, J. r. Kenny, Il,
c., s. Kaulback. +. Il. Matthews, |. X
Adams, H.. II. Richardson. Il. Logan and
II. A. Davis.
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MRS. CODDlNGTON IN COURT.
Alleged to he an Inebrinte and
Unable to Care for Property.


The Commissioners and Sherin's jury
appointed to decide whether a commit
tee Of the estate of Mrs. Alma Iouise
Coddington. OF a East Sixty-sixth
street. should be appointed. met late
yesterday afternoon In the Special Term
room OF the Supreme Court. Mrs. Cod
dington is the widow OF the late Clifford
C~oddington. who died about two years
ago. leaving a large estate. In his will
Mr.. C~oddington named his wife as sole
executor and testamentary legatee.
The application for the appointment OF
a committee Is made by relatives OF Mrs.
~Coddington's deceased husband on the
ground that since her husbands death
Mrs. Coddington has become an in
ebriate. Mrs. Coddinston charges that
relatives OF her husband have Kidnapped
two OF her four children. Gilbert s.,
Coddington. a brother-,n-lnw OF Mrs.
Coddington. and Edward @. Goodwin.
who Is married to Mr.. CoddinEton's
sister, testified as TO the condition In
which they had secn Mrs. Coddington
at different times. Further testimony
will be heard by tho Commissioners
and Jury tomorrow.
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At THE NAVY YARD.
Government, 1t Is Said, Being
systematically Robbed.
Investigation Now On and Other
Charges VIII BE Made.

80,
II eharses nhaue ny ~
lam Mitchell OF In the BROOK
Iyn Navy-Yard, which are now under in
vostig,,iop no Iieut commopde NJ
'estisa',o" W
Adolph Mark, have stirred up a new
line of INQUIRY, which, 1t was said to-
a., -. ooa 60 a. a,,oh,ruo 90 go,
uay' nay eau " ."e VI
eral persons VINO nave been systeanat-
ically robbing the Government.
WE, tho hoori,o ~ tho cb,rges by
ie' - "'"e VI 'e e =,
Mitchell Is resumed at the hayward
tomorrow other charges not embodied
1, ,ha oonuu,io,,,o, cen. 60 Asstst,,t
II ne co'nihuh,ca'iom sem. ~
The evening world., 1894-05-23
CARDS, THEN A QUARREL.
Picon stabbed in the Side in a
Dark Hallway by Robbetto.

Catiallo Robbetto, forty years old. OF
S3S East One Hundred and Thirteenth
street. was rcmanded without bail. in
the Harlem Police Court his morning.
to await the resul OF a stab wound, It
is alleged. he inflicted on Picone Cur
bone. OF 207 East One Hundred and
Fourth stree.
The two men, with a party OF other
Italians. engaged nj a game OF cards at
the latter address last night. The game
broke up In II tight and the men started
for the street. While in the dark hall
way. II Is charged, Roberto stabbed
Carbone In the left side, Carbone is In
the Harlem Hospital and Is seriously,
though not fatally, injured.
The evening world., 1894-05-23
Insurance Agent BENDER Held.

Adam Bender, an aEen; Of the Prudential Life
Insurance Company. was In the Gates Avenue Po-
lice Court. Brooklyn. this morning, held for trial
on . charge Of s,ubbing John T. Rarnea. Of Isi
Ralph avenue, In the saloon OF John Flynn, on
Utica avenue. near 81. MarkFA avenue. The as
aaait was committed over q month ago, and
barnes has been In the hospital ever slneG
The evening world., 1894-05-23
900 LIVES LOST IN CHINA.
Freshet in the YnnEtse KianE
River Causes DevnAtation

VICTORIA, b. C.. May 2s,-Reports
from Japan confirm the loss OF the
sealing schooners Rosie Sparks, Char
lotte. Mascotte. Matte Turny and Hen
ry Dings.
Chinese advices state that n freshet
in the Yangtse kiang River has caused
terrible devastation at its confluence, AT
the K!anR Data. and 90O lives were lost.
As a result OF plots against him. Vice
roy Lang Gazing has been suspended for
leaving his post OF duty.
The evening world., 1894-05-23

Conservatory. 24s West 23d st. Open ali sum,
mer. mornings, afternoons, evenings; cooled b,
electricity: correct WALTZ GUARAV
Tt;ED Ave strictly private lessons, So. any hour
with. music positively no failures; lady assistants
GLASSES every afternoon and evening (noy
forming. monthly, 81; quarterly, IS, i~ncludina
individual private instruction In waltz and lateSt
fashionable dances. Circulars.
Wednesdays and SATURDAYS.
STAGE DANCING DEPARTMENT.
Every style taught, including latest noyeltiest
our pupils, Mile Rialta, Lottie Collins, Baby
Spencer; OterIta; terms reasonable.
The evening world., 1894-05-23
MISS McCARE,S

DANciN ACADEMY classes now forming at n
Etht lth 81, between 9Th ave. and Broadway,
Glasses every Afternoon and evening; private les
sons any hour. u: waltz guaranteed In six pr!-
Vate lessons, % 4 lessons. 81; quarter, "a les
sons: 70; lsd: and gentleman assistants.
~hh.ErIloNS and SATURDAY
EVENINGS. SEND q
Besinners at any time, Open all summer.
special and Individual attention given 10 thoss
learning the waltz; also the new and fashionabIs
dances including stage fancy and character.
c, HOWE, 70 East i2i Ct. guarantees the walt.
IN V private lessons, IS; reverse movement care
tal!y taught YOUNG or OLD; day or evening. Z
orEM AL s~uMMER1,wAitz and all fashionab
aSnces taught rapidly; circulars. KNICKEI
hockER CONSERVATORY. a ". 18th It.
MANHATTAN DANCING ACADEMY, 20 wei
Sslh ST -Four class lessons, 81; "a lessons. E;
correct waltz guaranteed In 6 private lessons, with
must, %; lady and gentleman teachers; popular
prices SEM Tor circular; private lessons In inc
inItt our speciality; reception THIS
Gahcihg $50 TO ~; admission, gentleman AID
iady' SOC, open all summer. ~
STAGE DANCING. 20 West aSth st. @ Con.,.Ea-
tnei all latest novelties; my pupiIa M. II
] s"ss' Bessie Clayton, Clark. Wells and RUBY. =
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instruction.

One TINE. Csc. per linz: Second Time, ssc. p1
Inc Third and Subsequent Times, c0c. per line
No ertrd charge on Sundays
COMPETENT PIANO TEACHER male5 q
give lessons to boy terms must be reasonable,
l38 East 2Sth 81.
S~TENoGRAPHY and Typewriting School,
SIG Broadway. N. Y; 81 week. Call or write.
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Musical.

GENTLEMAN, great experience plano, organ;
PROFESSOR, box $50, World, uptown.
BOEHM FLUTE WANTED: cheap; silver pre-
ierred. Write price and particulars to Brown,
i William st.
The evening world., 1894-05-23

$4,000 TO s.. 900 CASH will purchase first up
town liduor store. full license: stock; long
lease elegant fixtures. Box 2O World Branch.
1888 Sd ave.
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$3.50 CASH WILL BUY good saloon in Newark;
beer sales $, 900 annually: rent SIS, for saloon
and ! rooms. Address at once. COLLECTOR. box
469 Worli,
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FOR SALE heap, newspaper route, long et
tablished and paying well; good Investment 10
live party; rea' on for selling, sickness. Cnu 2
The evening world., 1894-05-23

~FIRsT-CLAss located clothing store for sale IN
the city OF Paterson. average business, $500 .
week; stock will be reduced to suit buyer. Al
| dreaa N hoy III World. II
The evening world., 1894-05-23

FIRsT-CLAss fruit and vegetable business: :
horses. wagons. routes I miles from New York
N l1x aGs world
The evening world., 1894-05-23

FiRsT.CLASs ORNER in Jersey City; aversEs
business $500 per week: good reasons for SELL
ing, no agents. Address by mail only. NJ. HEM
NESSEY. as WAYNE at. Jersey City.
The evening world., 1894-05-23

A full account OF Wall street affairs will he
found In the 6 O'Clock Edition OF The Evening
World"
The evening world., 1894-05-23

FIRST-CLASS SALOON for sac west side). with
pool table. dancc-hall and meeting room; be-
cause of circumstances very cheap; low rent.
Particulars of I'll. II. SCHAETTGEN, 40 West
3Sth st.
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sacrifice: no reasonable offer refusedS
double front, well stocked: only store In block;
4 living rooms; rent $40. no agents. GROCERY,
Ell Harlan Mnrld
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FINE CORNER LOO for sale on list ave-. with
lease; rent, $50 month; cheapest location on thu
east side. Apply j. HART. court officer. 81
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,nmn.S ~ West sSth St, c, const1n-
~ latest noVelues; my pupils now Ia
Nss' BESSIE Clayton. clark. Wells and Ruhy, r
The evening world., 1894-05-23

Mr.. Bird came back with Mr.. Nc
S'iave's original statements In his own
aandwriting n sisned by MIN; He
%, 1889. in which Mr.. McClave placed his
wealth at 1913. 900. This statement was
accompanied by a letter written by Mr..
McClave in December. 1889, in which he
increased this estimate to $3.50, 500. not
including paid-up life insurance policies
amounting to $4,000.
Mr.. McClave had been a Police Com
missioner four years In 1889. and his
wealth. according to these statements.
hAd Increased In that interval from about
t150.000 to somewhat more h $1,000 o
or an Increase OF $2S0,000.
Tnere was another shift. and Mr.. Nc
Ciave took the witness stand again and
answered a number OF questions about
his bank accounts. with especial refer
eDce TO hts personal account" In the
Bcwery National Bank.
The Deposits on this account for ten
ysArs Ar. MeclAys said. amounted to
The evening world., 1894-05-23

ESTABLISHED and good paying cigar store ant
factory sacrificed; also splendid liquor saloon
bonanza. REILLY, Ii Court st.. Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1894-05-23

GOOD PAYING WHOLESALE MILK Ell
PRESS; 600 cans daily; horses. trucks, &c.
81, 500. Apply 1920 Broadway. Brooklyn. I
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-07-14
Have You Any RGal-EStatG For Sale?

If so will call address the undersigned Orhy0u
purchase improved mproved lands large small tracts
either Canyon Ada Boise Washington counties Idaho do not pr
chase until you have list Of lands which have for SALE De-
cpye circular sent free any address upon applications Information
concerning the OF the country and prospects for development
cheerfully furnished Correspondence solicited
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-07-14

Resolved, That we hereby most hum
bly, petition her Britannia Majesty,
queen Of England and empress Of India,
that she speedily grant the congress Of
the United States and his excellency,
Grover Cleveland, the privilege Of enact
ting such laws as in their judgement
seemeth good for the people Of the
United States.
We do hereby most humbly apologize
for the acts OF our forefathers in making
and signing a certain instrument known
AS the Declaration Of Independence.
We know that said instrument is de.
fusion and snare; that England has
the sole right to dictate laws governing
our finances, wherefore we most earnest.
~ pray your majesty TO grant the relief
asked ia the above petition and your
petitioners will ever pray"
The petition was adopted and Mr.
Smith will forward a copy TO the royal
lady at her London palace.
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ALL IMPROVING.

A patent medicine outfit took over
$1,000 out Of Malad Valley recently and
the Enterprise says: Seven.eights Of the
entire population Of this valley were
suffering from worms, catarrh, liver
complaint, consumption, chronic con
stipation, bloatcd liver, stranglcd kid
ney, watery gizzards, summer com
plant, disruption Of the belley button,
itches, govt, rheumatism, melancholia,
soItcning Of the brain, pleuro, pneu.
monia, indigestion, toothache, back.
ache, headache, cholera infantum, corns,
bunions, warts, freckles, pimples, piles,
cholera morbus, premature badness,
saltrheum and many other diseases toe
numerous to mention, during the time
Malad was visited by the patent medi.
cine mer. But we are happy to say
they nearly all have recovered and can
perform light labor without fatigue.
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THERE is one man in the employ Of
the government who earns his money
easily. He is the man who keeps guard
over the door leading to the diplomatic
gallery in the House. This door is Sc
curely locked, and the man is kept there
TO unlock it when any member Of the
diplomatic corps wishes TO enter aud
gaze down upon the House in operation.
This is rare event. Only once this
session has IL happened, aud that was
when the tariff bill passed the House,
and the galleries were crowded to wit
ness the last glittering oratorical fire
works. II is emily about twice year
that any diplomat wishes to watch the
House. But this guard must be at his
post daily, for if diplomat should come
TO that door and find no one to let him
in there might be international com
plications, the diplomatic rules are So
strict. So the guard, Smith by name,
sits and slumbers in his chair and
draws his So, 500 year.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-07-14
Pasture.

lho undersigned has I'D acres o. pasture two
miles and a half east OF Faik's store and cou-
tanning plenty OF wntfr. with good fence around
a. Terms sovoniy five ccnts per head a
month. Apply TO.
JACOB NOUSrLER.
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DeLamar Stage Robbed.

Especial to the Statesman
SILVER CRY, July 2. The incoming
stage was help up by two masked men
about 8 this forenoon. The Robbers
secured the mail sacks and the drivers
watch and then ordered the driver to
go ON. There were two passengers,
lady and her little daughter. They
were not molcsted.
The robbery occurred about mile
from Walters Ferry, on the south side
LOT the river. Just before the stage
started up small Hill known as Nc
Coy's hin, two masked men stepped out
from a clump Of bushes, and, presenting
rifles at the drivers head ordered him
10 halt and throw out the mail and ex-
press. The driver Immediately com
piled, saying, however, there was no
express This was an evident disap-
pointment to the robbers They NUT
tered a few imprccations and gathered
up the mail sacks which the driver had
thrown out They also relieved the
uflNff OF MS golu Watch
After the stage went ON the men
ripped open the mail sacks and. after
making an examination Of the con-
tents. threw sacks and an by the road
side and left.
These sacks were picked up later on
and brought to Reynolds creek. They
will be brought in tomorrow.
The robbers did not get enough by
the hold up to begin to pay them for
their trouble. Il was rumored they
had secured the money which was to
be sent over today TO pay of the EN-.
ployes OF the DeLamar company. but
the money was not aboard. II is evi.
dent IL was the DeLemar money the
robbers were after, as they picked on
the day for the holdup on which the
money would have been sent over had
there been no delay.
The identity Of the men is unknown,
but the sheriff will make strenuous ef
forts to capture them. Il is believed
they are the same parties who attempt
ed TO rob the Walters Ferry post ofic,
several days ago.
IL was doubtless the intention OF tn
robbers to hold up both stages, as the,
usually pass at the place where ihl
hold-up occurred The stage from
} Nampa was an hour ahead Of time
however, and when the driver met IN
loui-coming stage he told the driver o
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-07-14
COUNTY CONVENTION

Notice is hereby given that the Democrats OF
Canyon county will meet In delegate convention
In The town OF Iaycttc on Wednesday the 18th
day OF July, 1891, at o'clock Il. NJ. for the pur-
pose OF elacting eight delegates TO attend the
state convention 20 be held In Boise on the 18th
day OF August 1891 At which convention there
will be nominated the candidates for the follow
ing offices to-wit'
Member OF Congress-.
Justice Of the supreme Court.
Governor.
Lieutenant Governor
Secretary Of State
Attorney General.
Treasurer.
Auditor
Superintendent OF Public instruction.
Judges and District Attorneys for the five
judicial Districts and all Joint Members OF the
Legislature.
The committee recommends that no prOxys be
recognized except In the hands OF residents of
the precinct represented.
The committee recommends the election OF
the new county Central Committee. primaries
for the election OF delegates to the said convcn-
ton viii be held In the several precincts I'm the
county ON the 10Th day OF July 1894 the votciuc
no the said primaries TO be by ballot and the
| polls 20 be and remain open from to O'Clock
| L. NJ. OF said day The precincts will be entitl-
ed 10 the following representations
AAluNells.... ..t...t... II Numnu ........ II
| payettc ................iO Middleton ........
Lower Boise. ........... , Emmett ...........
stewart. ....t......... 1 huna ..... s.......
ny order Of Canyon County Democratic Cen.
/ trail Committee.
III. G.. BOWMAN H. X HARTLEY.
Secretary Chairman
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SUBSTANTIAL PREMONITIoN

The peculiar thing about this section
Of Idaho Is that the more thoroughly
one becomes acquainted with it, the
more enthusiastically earnest he be-
comes Of its magnificent future. Who
is there that saw the crates and crates
Of strawberries shipped from here-and
still being shipped for the past three
weeks whose faith was not strengthen
ed and invlgoratcd2 Who can read the
advertisements for hop pickers without
having a new and novel prospect opened
up TO View There is perhaps no other
Of natures productive industries which
involves so great an expenditure Of capt.
tai and labor to the acre as that Of hop
growing. A few acres of hops is a veri-
table mine. Whenever the industry of
man touches the soil IL yields in varied
abundance. In few days the straw
berry season will be over and the days OF
blackbcrries, dewberries, raspberries and
all the varied products OF fruitful bushes
will begin. Then will come the larger
fruits, apples, pears, peaches, prunes
and nectarines with craps IN dropping
punches like those Of Scriptural fame.
No man with a speck Of understanding
can live among such substantial prophe.
cics and doubt the future. There isn't
In this whole wide world better eli
mate, better soil or indeed, better peo-
pie Tribune.