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New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

Chicago, June 25.-The Colts were victorious over
Baltimore to-day in a game Of tremendous slugging
and fast clean fielding. Both Hutchinson and Mu-
lane were pounded savagey, but Huichison was
the steadier and the only two errors Of the game
Ke.iey's hOmc-run CrlVt IN me e4si!''l
with the bases full and TWO out was the pa atliAs
feature of the game. The bal went over the. Irl.
field fence on dead Ane-the longest ht Hd-, CC:
the Chicago grounds this season Attendahce' 4'rO'
Score:
Baltimore .....................1 y y .
Rasebits-Ch.cago Il. Baltimore L. Errors-Ba,;-
more 2 Batieries-Hutchson and Scnr!Ver; Mui'aHe
and Robinson and Clarke Imp.re-l-ynch.
Pittsburg, June 2J.-The batting OF Stenze. anu
Beckiey sent six men across the home plate for
Piusburg IN to-day's game. The Senator'S hit the
team IN having men on bases. Attendance lSo
Score:
Pttsburg .....................0
Washington ...................l y VI
Bssshi;s-Pittsburg H. Washington 10. Error
Washington /. Batteres-kllen ana Merritt; Es1er
and Mcclure. Umpire-Powers.
Louisville June 25-BOston defeated Louisville
to-day in uninterestng game. NaShs odtung
was the only feature. Ganney, the eX-klng or nm
ldres made his temperance as League umpire
and rendered satisfactory service. Attendance. S5O
Score:
Louisville ...................."O I'd
Basehits-Louisv..e 4, Boston z. Errors-Lous-
willie l. Boston /. Batteres-knel. and Earle; Men
o.s and Ryan. Ump.re-Ganney
The Cleveland Brooklyn and Cincinnati PhEa-
delphla games were postponed on account OF RAIN.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
IERGEY CITY.

General Bird W Spenccr's divorce suit against h4
wife Fanny j. Spencer on statutory grounds was
before Vc,-Cnaucel!or Van Fleet. at Jersey city.
yesterday an application FOR counsel fe"s with
out alimony. General Spencer now paying his wife
so a month by an agreement MAJ" between tncm ~
tho time Of separation The Nlce-C Chancellor sal !
NJ argument W1e necessary. a. IL WAS pa" "sta'-
lisncd rdie VII husband put his VII" ON her de-
fence 10 require him 10 maize allowance fJr thit
purppsc. lie also gave compartments counsel .'tve
Ia amend his plea b. ~ Il.l.5 additional charges,
with the understanding thIt tnc amendments were
10 be- served upon Mr.. Spencer couns"i within
three davs. and that hc wa 10 have thirty days
after service IN which 90 h.c his answer
william 4. Laoue Of Jersey CIV. whose wife
o.oprl 20 Texas on april with Albert Randall th"
fprrer. yesterday began suit in the Hudson County
Supreme Court FOR divorce.
Justice william r. Wilson. of Jersey city, was
convicted in the Hudson General Sessions yestcr-
DAY afternoon Of einbcZzlcmcnt. The evidence
showed that ~ had for"clO@,l u chnttel mortgage
Of 500 for Robert Reilly. of 80. 70 Perrinc-a
paving $G5 ana giving a check ahead for 81 to
Reilly This check was never paid. Four indict-
rnents are pending against Wilson for eXtOrton.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
GERRY SOCIETY AGENTS NAVE HARD TUssGE

There was A lively "rumpus' on the steamboat
Erastus Wiman which left South Beach at o'clock
sunday night. in the course OF which two men
named King and Babcock, agents Of the Gerry So
ciety narrowly escaped being mobbcd. For some
time the society has received complaints about
children selling candy and peanuts at South Beach
King and Babcock found two little girls, Rosie
Besunder twelve years old, OF No 81 Pitt-st, and
Dora Ost twelve years OLD. Of No. ~ Piii-sl' N
charge OF Benjamin Besunder seventeen years oid
ROsies brother.
just after the boat left South Beach the agents
arrested the three and placed them IN small cabin
on board the boat. BabcOck also went INTO the
ca bin, while King stood guard outside The cries
OF the children had attracted the attention OF the
passengers. and several drunken loafers resolved 10
release them. Then King had one of the lv"liest
scrimmages OF his life. First ne received blow on
the cheek ana then one over the head with an um-
brella. He Tough; hard. however, and managed 20
keep the crowd az bay until the deckhands and q
policeman came 10 his rescue
On their arrival at Whitehall-st two policemen
Of the Old slip station escorted the agents ana
their prisoners TO society's building at Twenty
third-st and Fourta-ave. In the Tombs Police
Court yesterday morning Justice Martin he'd Ben
janin Besunder IN default OF 800 bail for trial for
allowing the children peddle The girls were
committed 10 the care OF the Gerry Society.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
NEWS FROM THE SUBURbo.
" ESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

Ono of the largest auction saes OF real estate IN
vonkars for years was held yesterday b. Cha!'eS
Henry Butler. referee, acting unceT an o'1'I " "
Supreme court IN a foreclosure case OF 'i'r
Savings Bank against William H. hHSIe!' '''
yfua.y and a. executor The property = al ui'.'''
rrcveI low land r. the saw MIL RIVER aHeS' W
tween the saw NJ. River Road ard the river d.
-.c,l,. ror,h Of ;he nils Of the Alexander >niih q
sons Carpet Company There were n.neiy-e's"t '''s
IN al Most Of them were from 10 10 - ''e' ~ -.
Lot No ISL the .arges. Of the 'ois was starter a.
s-0 and was sod 70 Jacob Read. representing '"e
Yonkers Savings Bank for $40 Tae sX '9,s :o " t50
south were sold IN order for $40. SO. go w - 49,
AMI ~ and ali bought ny MI. ~ -,
amount Of The sac being only Slis0 ino'ieS in',,HS
CartmcN. twenty-four year. olG 3l ~ - 81
urday nigH' o,5 cs1s ragsd over his lee taking
ve,rs 5d of 60 q Paiislde-ave. overcome by
the hea, on saturday afternoon On account oi
his advancel on.y sight hopes are % NV
:ocbee. b and the Port Chssi'r .olee WI be ne
quests this evening Of Y0Dkers Lodge. Nnigh's %'
AN 1''d az ST Josepa's Parochai school Will be held
this AMI tO-norrOw evenings. or IhuIs"iiH Lrc,.s,
is "a; og :, Ntry's srhc1 viii be he'd. and
the Rev Thomas Helfy vii. make an address. ~ IHe
Siarv's School viii he held Monday evening OF
rex: week whom the address vii be mao % 5 1y 1s ,gs
~ ,bd P"rkhiT Country cub VII be discop'nueI
q ana 17ih. on MONDAY evening. luy Z. s.or,
ddr1madtc cntsr,anmen VIZ r- wIeur Rioodsood
Sni mr Eyar Jansen Werd6. have osrel % entertain
the members OF The club ?nd tner [..Trs' s,,-;,
gate coffin yesterday n rr3ceeliag nrolen, .g
fne iegaiees Of Tire estate o. Jarvis a. WAr.%E , 70
Washbur~-for contempt IN faEing 70 psy - tnr
leea;ees -ho amounts Gccrtei h\ ne SurrroS. Sn,v.
OF ne mon,H -, s ssc,r..es rsies tde neces.ary
eft Gf %.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
4 HoUsEHoLDER ACCUSED or ARSON.

Merchantvie y. j., June o (SpeciaD.-A fire at
O'Clock this morning IN Andrew McIntyres house.
and the arrest OF Mr.. Mcintyre a charge Of start
ing the blaze, has created stir. The house Is
owned by Mr.. Mclntyre's wife. who inherited CON
siderable wealth from her hrst husband. 1t cost
$1,000 and furnished at cost Of over 5000
The crude volunteer fire department got to work
quickly and did remarkably well In saving the en-
tire structure Ii necessary for them 10 break
into the house, for no one home at the time
Mr. and Mrs. Mcintyre having gone off "A visit
Friday last. They found. however that coal oil
had been poured the furniture and bedding
the second floor and realized that the house
had been set on fire When Mr. Mcintyre reached
his half-ruined home to-day, he arrested the
charge OF arson. He released under 1900 bail
Mr. Mcintyre is manager Of q Photographic estab-
ushment In Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
rwENrY-oNE-FooT YACHTS RACING.

TWENTY ONE-FOOT YACHTS RACING.
AN UNSATISFACTORY CONTEST OFF OYSTER BAY
CRUISE OF THE sEAwANHAKA CLUB
Three yachts Of the new 2-foot racing cass-the
Maysie the Bouri and the Naqucro-started ycs'er-
dav in the special race arranged by the SeaWah-
haka Club off oyster Bay, over a course OF eleven
miles which had been laid out on the Sound Inc
starting signal was given at ] :25 O'CLOCK 1t was
one-gun start
The Mayse was left at the start and had no
show during the race The Naquero led all over the
course. but as she rounded the can-buoy, which
was the outer mark of the course on the WRONG
side. she failed 70 get the PRIZE. Inc time OF lhe
Naquero at the can-buOy was over nine minutes
ahead of the Houri. She finished at o:l9o1 ana the
Houri at 53+:2j ,,
The wind was light from the northwest during
most Of the race and shifted to east-southeast be-
fore the finish. The was really not Sood test
Of the sailing qualities Of the yachts. but "a iar as
anything proved 1t was that the Naquero was
the fastest boat
This morning the fleet of the Sea wanhaka Yacht
Club will start on It's annual cruise. !: Will race
10 Morris Cove. and from there 10 New London
The yachts will be timed. and will receive their
award OF victory defeat on accumuiatiNe time
whatever that may be. The yachts entered for the
cruise are Commodore Hils schooner Ariel the
Elsemarie. Niator. Loyal Atlantic. Navahoe, lndo-
lent, Daffodi Gossoon, Glorianna, Madrlhe, queen
Nab and Raiah.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
. STORY or 4 B1G PEARL ForyD ~ 4 cLAM

Policeman Rudolph Newschaffer, of The Twenty
fifth Precinct when going of his morning duty on
Saturday to his home at 30 763 Malison-ave. was
prevailed upon by itinerant vender 70 invest =
cents in some clans. Reaching home Ne"schaIcr
tn ugh: he would eat some OF them raw. tie
had enjoyed one nice fat one and had Inserted hls
knife into the second when the blade cncOun;ere /
an obstruction. The shell seemed half-nhed WIN a
hard. unyiciding substance The policeman i-Tsr-
beautiful spectacle greeted his vision. Snrgy en-
sconce1 in the heart Of the clam. says Ne"scharer'
was enormous pearl. -
Newschaner forgot that he was hungry he
pulled the pear, sat down ana gloatei over u
rhcn he hastenei down to jewellers Al Forty
eighih-si. and Third-aVe. The jeweer p.acei ihe
pearl upon his scales and gaZe1 dumf0unded 4; The
result Il weighed just - grains. II was perfect 10
form and composition .
Il have never seen nor heard OF 50 large one, y
said ne "anl II ~ absolutely perfect Ia form
could put no estimate its worth. but X ~ very
valuable" According TO the polioeman. the pear!
is as large as ones thumb-nal and fully one-ihird
Of an inch in its greatest diameter.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
BEATEN IN THE WEST.
THE GIANTS LOSE THE FIRST GAME BE-
YOND THE MISSISSIPPI.
WEAK BATTING THE SECRET or NEw-YoRK's
FAILURE-RUSIEs CLEVER PITCHING
CANES YESTERDAY.

e. Louis g. New-York 2. Brooklyn vs. CieV'ld"1
pffsburg 6 Washington /. Rain r,,,.,..,.
BOSTON 8, Louisville !. cincinnati w. i'''"-''''"'
sbtc,go Is palfi,rf0re :. Rain.
The Eastern teams Of the National League pesdH
tbe,r first series in the West yesterday, and OF the
four games played the teams from this part OF uie
country won one the champion Bostons uKhls II
rather easily from the tailenders at LouisViNe
>aw-York surrendered 10 St Lous. after a spien-
ddly contested game. Baltimore was pea'en oS
Chicago in a heavy batting game. ana fttspuIs
had little trouble IN defeating Washington Inc
Brooklyn Cleveland game at Cleveland ana ''f
Cincinnati Philadelphia game at Cmclhhdi "eI0
postponed on account Of rain. Weak batting "aS
the cause of the Giants defeat. ana that Ions
forced ride from New York apparently u.u ..e ~
cal players no good The Giants leit 'hs clN ~,
rnedately after the game in Brooklyn on SaturgIay
aud they did not reach -. Louis untli EtsttiI,tg
morning Rusie and Wilson formed New Pr IN > ;
battery and while they dd their work well nono,S i
down St Louis three runs. their cornraHes SUII
not keep their end up with the bat ana Ihe ~ Neh a
Workers were beaten. Weak battlnC seeHiS 70 oe
the Giants only trouble present, ana coupe VI
heayy-hitting outhelders would be materlal i 9ene
m 10 the team just now. The pltchers are u''''e
ali that could be asked Of them
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
LONG ISLAND HANDICAP WEIGHTS.

The weights for the Long Island Handicap. for
three-y year-olds and upward at mile and fur
long, to be run Thursday are follows:
Ramapo l26 Isarnplshter. 10: Banquet l24; CLIFFORD
12i; Don Alonzo. I2l Sir Walter, li9. Russell. lls
Stonenell. III. Dr. HasHOuck III. St L@onards. ll6
Roche. iie: Kingston. IA pickpocket li2 Ajax. ~
Paetous Ii2 Raccand ll2; Sleipner il2 Pessara il2
comanche. 1i2; Prince George Diablo ill Sirocco
Rainbow iOS: stowaway lO5 Merry Monarch, io4; Can
deIabra 100; Lowander 1922; Hornpipe. lo2 Hyder-
abad. 102; Vestibule l0S: Tornentor 100, Ducat
leo Herald 100 Copyright 100; Maidstone. l0o 100
Tuttle. o7 Long Beach, a7 81 Domingo. 81: wah Jim
es: Redskin 95; wsrnberg. sS; Derfsrslla, s5 Lady
%; Aurelisn. 85 Assignee 96 oConnell 85: Flrt 92
Win Elliott 90: Hurngham. 02; Young Arion. 02; Law
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
YACHT CLUB MEMBERS INDICTED.

Samuel C. Perre. Gustav A. Zimmerman John
Baeder. Joseph Martin and Israel Lewis members
OF the Sea Clin Yacht Club Of Se- Clin, l.. L.
pleaded guilty yesterday to indictments charg-
ing them with maciously destroying personal
property. The indictments the outcome Of
trouble last summer between the members OF the
yacht club and Wilet NJ Tiney. who had pa
von" near the house of the Sea Ciin club which
Objectionable to the YachtSmen. Tiley says
that the members OF the yacht club. armed with
axes and crowbars. destroyed his pavilion TIE
matter has been in the Kings County Court for
time. and at its last session the Grand Jury
OF the county indicted the yachtsmen. They gave
bail yesterday in the sum of $500 each. II il prob
abe that the VIII be tried at this term Of
tho court
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
PATERSON

The Grand Jury o, the April term - 'h" Pass'i'
County Courts finished us iaD1rs f..t"flY ana
WIS discharged Among The indictments wer"
b.ls aea.ns. charles a. Dochhler. th" alleged An
,r.hlsf for sending o. threatening letter @ JACOB
WleInanu. 4 ayeshop pr1pr.et'r Hni ior placing
a dynamite bomb against tne A'i-" - .'it"
sfranu. six manufacturer ant president of me
Paterson TOarl ~ Tr Ic. curing 90" irh' Jas,
April Indictments were also found against l,r
H,f,fe " ,nfagie ana M Wll4iwfln ana Mrs
Iiulson m.twives for criminal malpractice" me
Grand Jury found pr'scntm' m'nf- afin'' ihr ~ r
son Board o. Aldermen fDr 4lG, .r;laF .n'ih''"ni
men as sewer inspectors tpr political purposes aA ]
keeping "a building inspector !u o.hre VINO n"slc,ts
MS duty and eulangers many lives thereby
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
HE HAD pLUxDERED BoARDING-HoUs

HE HAD PLUNDERED BOARDING-HOUSES.
Joseph Austen an electrician. thirty-one years
old was arraigned yesterday in the Lee Avenue
Police Court on three charges of grand larceny
and held by Justice Goetting for the Grand jury
Austen the police say is a notorious boarding
house and furnish ed room thief. He was arrested
on Saturday evening IN the house OF traHcls
storms jr. at No 56S Bedford-aVc, while he was
preparing to leave with satchel containing cloth
ing valued at S250 Detectives Holland and camp
bell of the sixteenth Precinct at once recognized
Austen as a notorious thief. In court yesterday
BENJAMIN S Duben. OF No. lS Keap-st; Howell
Clark of No. 100 Clymer-st.. and Mr.. Storms edch
charged him with grand larceny.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
TO EyFORcE TIE SANITARY LAWS.

Mayor Gilroy yesterday invited President Martin
o. the Police Board; Superintendent Byrnes. Com
missioner OF Public Works Daily Street Cleaning
Commissioner Andrews, President Wilson. Of the
Board Of Health. and Health Commissioner Cyrus
Edison 10 a conference in his ofiice, AT which ne
executive The Mayor said afterwarl that TIE
health Of the city is in good condition. ana the
death rate Is lower than II has ever been heioTe
head of each department should Instruct everybody
under him to enforce the sanitary laws OF the city
with as much rigOr as possible
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
A RuMoR ABOUT MRS. BRADFORD DENIED.

report that Mrs. Kate Bradford. the missing
williamsburg fnancer had been arrested at Los
Angeles. Cal. by Sheriff Cline is emphaticaly de-
MED at the Bedford-ave. home Of the missing WON
an. No information further than the denial mat
any intelligence 10 her arrest had Dren received
by the family could be obtained.
Since the finding OF thu indictments against the
woman bv the Grand jury for obtaining money
under false pretenccs private detectives II s said
have been at work trying 70 hnd her, but without
success She Is still believed TO be In the South.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

About 20 O'Clock sunday morning sa.;hoat upset
in the bay opposite Forty -foGrtn-s,, ami the ;wo
men who were in It were rescued with dlhicuiiy
David F. Harrison. thiriy-hve years od, was found
dead In his bed a; his home. 80. Csi Pres dentist.
Sunday morning The cause Of his an > thought
10 be hear; failure.
The running Of postal cars on the Adams-st.
branch Of the Atlantic Avenue Railroad Company
was begun yesterday morning.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
HOME NEWS.
WHAT IS GoI,;G ON TO-DAY.

Police Investigation. County Courthouse
Madison square Bank reference case.
Wards Island Insane Asylum investsatoh' ram
Avenue Hotel. 10 a. m.
Conov island Jockey cub races. Sheepshead Bay,
2:9O p
Clearing House Committee meeting.
Trustees Of the Protestant Episcopal CathedFal ol
:, John the Divine see House p. m
La Sale Academy entertainment Nib.os =" D. H.
Good Government Cub +. No. S5S East l"e"''-
thrd-st.. s:l5 ?. m.
Music IN Mount Morris and Rutgers Square parks
s D. IN.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
EXPERT TENNIS AT BOSTON.

Boston. June % CSpeciaD.-The expert tennis sea-
son began this afternoon the grounds Of the
Neighborhood Club. OF West Newton where a
large crowd saw good playing by r. D..
Wrenn f. IT. Hovey A. L. Foote and Malcolm
Chace all experts of national reputation Clarence
Hobart Is expected tomorrow, and ne Will meet
Foote the Yale champion. In the first match OF the
day. r. D. Wrenn played one match today un-
der protest as ne Is ncapaci:ated by an injury TO
his foot received il baseball last week; To-day $
scores were as follows l. II Movey beat a. coi. T.;
Chace -, SIS, a. Z. FOote beat h. d. Wrenn
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.


e,eo,,o- Chester dsD watkins. sailed from South
nrnnt1n f9r New-York June % 49,. I,o-,, rpna o
Steamer Calico ,Br. Wilton. from Ne"-lorh june .
arrived Hull June - .., ,, N.,r-yor, Juno
~ fo- Hamburg pas assed the Lizard az m Jun
Steamer TaorInina Ger, kocn', I.on , ot I'm ~
10 Or uoninrg ~ ssol the Lizard June ~ ~. ,o O
s,.tt~r Cror, tF}r Robinson from N""-i0r" june .
f,r Ieh passed Lewis Island une - ,,,, luna ~
c.,or,.r 6thsn t3rl. Huhy. from New loIH y
fr Iiayre and Antwerp. passed the Sony Isahus G
e,.,w.r Washington Oicrll Dinckage, from -i''"
Ju,e IL for Dover passed Pra"le Foint Jun Nsu
w., n.ssod he Isle u Wight June q ,-, ,
steamer Slavonia tGerl schmidt from ~" In" ~
q sr s,e,,ir arrived Al Copenhagen June % VI ,,-
E-ergie Fortmann, rom Nf"-iV'n '"o
: arrived e Bremen june = -. Nm Y,-t lima
o arrived AZ F1fferinm Jhis -. ..u.. ,ror, Ant
Steamer Wvsierniani O3elE, NeyT sane" i''" ~
vefr pr New York June 2 AZ m -. vi. r,,a
steamer Tumen tlir. Nich0lson from Ne" o'N '1o "
vita sy'ney g B. arrived NJ Antwerp June y -, ,-,
1..,mer l. Normandie 6Frl. De kersaDiec sai'en 'ON'
Ua,ro for New. York June p - ~. 1yo- A.
S,e,uer Fuld, ,Ger, Thacnhorst. from New ar
80 -. ,.irsi.ar Iure q and proceeded for Genoa
steamer ", kar ,G"rl. Meaiz from HtN-i "''
o ,;t,roi-ar June 20 and proceeded for ''enoa ~.
Be Rr'is SPAN, IaraK "a irll
Y.rs May - Philadelphia for barcelona att''eu "'
Sau'inler June - ,..,. ya,.ca sauct
,r,,, Fittue for New York June 20 ~,
stesuer Atlas ,r naples June 20 for New ioFk
passed Gibraltar June y ~ u, ,-o, Manila. for
New y June n.
steamer Cedar Branch CBO. IllN. from Rio Janeiro.
s,re1 rom Prrnamhuco for New York June e.
steiner Dalton OBr. Barton. from PernamOuco saled
from 81 Lucia for NeT-lork June ~
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
40 rRorRLE WITH THE ulyiGERS

s f. Ki.ner. who succeeded Francis II. Weeks as
treasurer Of the Land and River Improvement Com
many of West Superior has resigned. and his resig-
nation has been accepted by the managers. II was
reported that there had been dslgrecm mt be-
tween Mr. Klincr and m" managers but tn' presi-
dent u the COMPANY. Warner Van Norlen. said
that MIR Ki.ner resigned on account of poor health
md gf her work
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
WEST HOBOKEN.

Louis Stockcr OF West lIoboken. disappeared last
Thursday. but nothing was thought Of 1t until yes
ter,av, when the town authorities looked into his
accounts as custodian Of the widows and orphans
fund Of the Fire Department. lie should have had
81 3f2 on hand, but all that was left was sl3 The
remaining s. 800 had been misaDprOpriated. \
warrant will be ISSUED FOR Stockcrs arrest. His
bonds were allowed 20 cNpir" June q, 1888 cons"-
0ucnily his bondsmen can only be held for such
moneys as were Incorporated before that time.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
THE MUNICIPAL arr SoCIETTS PLAYS

A committee Of the Municipal Art Society called
on Mayor Gfroy yesterday and Informed him that
the society was now al work making designs for
the decoration Of the ceiling OF the Court OF oyer
and Terminer, 10 be IN the new Criminal Court
house building In Ccntre-st They Will hrHln Inc
work OF decorating early In the fall they said ms
society has agreed to decorate a ceiling IN tdch
new city building free Of charge 10 the city
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
MOI'%T VERNON.

Tho Junior Epworth League OF the First Metho-
dis, Episcopal Church will have fre, entertain
n,ent tonight The fen;ures will be veniriloqiism'
carIraturing etc. by Howard : S'arreti. an sing
irg bv Mrs Julian jordan. OF the choir I.NcFy-
body is invited, and refreshments viii b. served AZ
the close.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
THE RIVERSIDE CLUBS REGATTA.

The fifth annual regatta of the Riverside Yacht
Club will be sailed off Cos Cob Harbor, Conn. on
Saturday July Z The start win BE- at y oc.ock.
The regatta will be open to New-York. Seawan-
haka-C Corin THAN. Atlantic. Larchmont, American.
Kew Rochelle Neville Hampstead Harbor,
Stamford, Indian Harbor, Douglaston. knickeroock-
er, Horseshoe HarOOr and Cedar POnt c.uDs.
Prizes VIII be awarded in all classes in which two
or more yachts start.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
ELIZABETH.

The trial Of the Rev. David T. Robinson. pastor
Of the Shiloh Baptist Church. for scandal. which
took place Yesterday in the Elizabeth District Court
resulted in a Vindcation Of the defendant, Judge
Henry. before whom the case was tried. non-suitnS
the plaintiffs. Lewis II. Taylor and his wife
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
THE RECORDS.
GAMES TO-DAY.

St Louis VS.. NeW-York. at st Louis.
Cleveland VS. BROOKLYN az Cleveland.
Washington ". Pittsburg at Washington.
Chicago VS. Baltimore. az Chicago
Louisville VS.. Boston. at Loulsy.lle
Cincinnati VS. Philadelphia. at Cincinnati.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26

Old time Abolitionisis are TO have n reunion at
Prohibition Park. Staten Island On July 4, at .
p. m. The occasion will be a reception to William
Lloyd Garrison. the son OF the famous Abolltonist
After the reception Mr. Garrison will deliver an
Grafton ON "WhlttIer. the Poet AbolItionlst" All
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
IIOEOIGiN.

Louis Winkler. Gny-two years old Of No 81
Adams-st.. Hobokcn. tried to XIII himself at late
hour Sunday night by firing TWO shots from re
volver into his mouth. one bullet lodged in his
check and the other In the roof Of his mouth lie
will recover He was dcspOnnent because he couli
not get work. His VIE is dead, and he kept house
his
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26

"Tip-top" is the name of our 80
umbrella. We made it tip-top and
then named it.
There's nothing fancy about it: the
stick and trimmings are plain. There's
nothing false about it: the silk is dyed
with pure dye-most umbrella-Slik IS
not; the frame is simple and works
perfectly.
S3.75 is enough for good jersey
bathing-suit. Find it here, black or
blue, plain, or with stripes ut shoulders
and bottom OF lee.
We have finer and lighter jersey
bathng-Sults that cost more.
ROGERS, PEET & co.
BRoADWAY Warren
STORES. t32i -.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES.

At WEkesbarre -Wnkesbarre Il, Troy 2
At Bunalo-First game. Springfield 4, Buffalo s.
second game, Springfield . Buffao 20
At Erie Penn.--Erie ?, Providence g.
At Binghamton, y. Y.-Binghamton T. Syracuse l.