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New-York tribune., 1894-05-25
HOW THE PUBLIC IS
IMPOSED UPON,
BEWARE OF FRAUDS,
For The Sake Of Profit They Will
Sacrifice Principle,
Health, Etc.

Unscrupulous dealers are trying to sell ora,.
nary Glauber Salt or a mixture Of seidr,,
Powder as Artificial Carlsbad Salt" "sprus.,
Salt" German Salt or Improved Carlsbad
Salt" and under other similar names rhs
Natural Remedies Of Carlsbad can not be tni.
tated
What Nature makes. man can not mproves
Artificial made wines will never replace ,hs
natural Juice of The grapes. Neither can the
natural waters of Carlsbad. nor the Carlsbad
Sprudel Salt be replaced by the cheap substitutes
offered to a guileiess public for the sake Of tho
larger profit made thereon. b. these unscrupu-
lous dealers.
No one would buy artificial wines knowingly.
Why buy the limitations OF the Carlsbad prod
ucts. when your health IA at stake?
The Carlsbad Sprudel Waters are specific foe
all diseases Of the stomach, liver and kidneya
and have been used with great benefit by hun
dreds OF thous& nds OF people. The Carlsbad
Sprudel Salt VIII n Is evaporated from the
Sprudel Water at Carlsbad is an excellent Aper.
lent Laxative and Diaretc is an Alternative and
elInInat!ve remedy. which dissoves tenacious
bile allavs Irritation, and removes obstruction
BY aiding nature. and not by sudden and exces.
eive irritation as most cdthartics do. Ths
summer months. when plenty of outdoor exer.
else can he had are the most desirable for the
carlsbad Cure" Use the imported Carlsbad
waters. or II it q not convenient TO use the
waters, or when a more decided laxative effect
"a desired u-a the Carlsbad Sprudel Salt.
Insis. anon the genuine which Is imported d.
rect from Carlsbad. and must have the signature
~ Eisner & Mendelson Co.. Sole Agents for the
y. s. l52 & ia Franklin ST. New YORK. on every
bottle
New-York tribune., 1894-05-25
To GIVE AN EARLY DECISION.

The formal arguments were heard by Judge Cay
nor In the Special Term Of the Supreme Court In
Brooklyn upon the writ OF habeas corpus In the
case of Phl.tp j. Dwyer, president OF the Brooklyn
yockev cub Yesterday John ". Bowers presented
tho argument for the defendant. and the argument
in opposition was made by Benjamin. steinhardt.
Mr. Bowers argued that horseracng was not a
lottery. as many clements besides chance entered
into the determination Of the result The rccen; de-
cisons OF Judge Pryor and Judge Merwin were dis-
cussed by Mr. Bowers. and many other legal
authorities were quoted.
Benjarnn stsinhardt. in presenting the argument
for the people, claimed that the fact that the
owners OF horses paid $3.50 10 enter them without
know,ng ANYTHING definite OF the chances and con-
tingenc.es p,Ade a .ottery. The Ives PooI
law made a distinction between the racing for
stakes and for prizes or premiums. ..,
Judge Csynor asked the lawyer whetner oetune
on game Of whist was lottery. and the lawyer
New-York tribune., 1894-05-25
utTTHEWS'S TRIAL BEGUN.

John Matthews, manager OF Pitt Scotts ior-
e,gn express business. No SO Broadway was placed
on trial Yesterday before Judge Benedict In the
rrrited States Circuit Court, charged with conspir-
ecv TO defraud the Government. Assistant United
etn,es Distr.ct~Attorney Mott appeared for the
nrosecutlon and Nessrs Hess and McClelland Tor
Matthews Matthews Is accused. with two confed-
crates Thomas Z. Jones and William e. Todd who
have fled the country. OF most irGerious method
of chentinc the Government OF custom duties IL is
charged that he hired several trucks having United
States Custom House licenses painted on then ana
nincrd his own drivers in charge. These trucks
would cart express matter. which Matthews would
take out of bond is arrival here from Europe,
to the express company's Office and the shipping
Inarxs removed. The goods were then taken 10 n
room at Nos. IS and so Broad-st., where the boxes
we're opened and Inferior goods substituted These
goods were then sent to bogus consgnees IN Can
ada Tho duty eventually collected by the Govern.
ment was much less than the duty on the original
packages Aftcrward the imported goods were sent
10 the importers Matthewss profits since october.
1892 are said to have been enormous.
The jury secured. and at noon the case pro-
ceeded.
Francis Charles Pitt, senior member Of the nrrn.
was q witness. His homo is In London, England.
AZ soon a. he heard that Matthews was under ar.
New-York tribune., 1894-05-25

The HAMBURG American steamer Columbia, which
sal,ed Yesterday for Southampton and lamburg,
had n large passenger list. Among those sailing on
her were John Acllery. William Andrcas Miss Marie
Adam Miss Mary Appleton, ). i. Anderson Mrs.
Anderson John =. Braun. ". r.. Boancy, l.. ii.
Blanton. II. F. Berger. J. NJ Bcneiitn, J. J. Bos-
kou Henry Echrcns. Mira Bravo T.. w. Bedel. Miss
Carrie H. Bede.l, Mrs. J. S. Connc.l H. $. COnncn.
George Can:rcI. Mrs Lionel Garden. John Carter.
George Cantrc. Mrs. Cantgen. Or. Epchsten. julius
Eviaer. Mrs Flora E!sig s X. Everett. Mrs Emil
Engclmann. Mrs. l.. s. Franklin. ). II. Fischer.
r. H. Fraencke. Mrs Fraenckel J. l.. Feddcrsen,
Mrs Felderscn. John T.. Frohlund. Edmund
Grmmc. Gorge Gravenhorst. John 4 Getter. -
smith. Mrs Elizabeth P.umey Hewes Eyron T..
Huniiey Philip Hoben, Mrs. Hoben. Miss Thskla
Mrs Jocrss Eugene kan;rr, Dr. Philip Klein, Mrs
Victoria Kwlcinsk and child. Johann KOlb. Fried
erich KHbler. Robert Lefferts Mrs Leffcrts r. g
aeier I%aa M r. r. L5wrence. Gerald lyon. Christian
Ilckl +; II. Moore Mrs !, L II; Moore, sidney ~. H.
Mcyer. Meyer Major J. 6. Mccain samuel McAipin Mrs
McAlpn, j. x. Newman. 6. i. Newmanp, Miss
sk Mrs Patyanskl, J. H. Quig.ey. C. ". Rowley.
Miss Helen NJ. Richards, NJ. sacheibers. Mrs.
sa he6ard 6 apsy Ma Mrs sea
John stitch. Mrs stitch. George Shea. Mrs. shea.
Hymann SchnItzer Mrs. S. schwarz. Mira. y b.
Mrs. G W s,rey oscar seitert, Dr. Paul schone-
| mann Philip Sauerwein. }. Philip Schlchter. Mrs.
PHILIP sehchieT bdoI,,sn j. Tssaeue Louis Thou
| Mrs Uhlfclder Gustav VogL. Mrs. g: j. Wetzlar.
| Frank Wi!dnor, e. G,bert Wheeler Mrs. FLEA be n
wagner. John Zoe!ls jr.. r. J. Kelley and Herman
! ing for Rotterdam, took out among her passengers
| Charles BrOglie Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Dixon,
Mr. ana Mrs George ErresS Err I j. X s.r XaH z%nd Mrs
| Giss,er and William Toben
New-York tribune., 1894-05-25
THE COURTS.
Mp CLARKE WAS EMOTIONAL.

MP CLAKkE WAS rMOllOANNO'
oxr TIME HE BURST INTO TEARS on HEARING
SACRED MUSIC FROM A MELoDEoH.
Tho contest over the will and s200cO estate OF
p,chard J. Clarke. the well-known restaurant
kcener who died In Panleld y. j.. In lSyZ leaving
his estate to Mrs. Alice A. Schell and her reia'"es
was continued yesterday before Justice Beach anu
n fury I'm the Supreme Court. Stephen W. Kos'on
clerk for Mitchell & Mitchell. Clarke's ia"yeIs'
testified 10 the execution OF the Will of lSo9 ana 'he
codicn attached to 1t. Mrs Kate Conroy' a dresS-
maker living in Brooklyn. testified that she hrs'
became acquainted with Mr.. Clarke through leas-
ing n house from him. lie called 10 see nsl e
frSnuently and used to make great many presents
10 her children He OF an emotional mature.
and on one occasion when Mrs. Conroys daugnte..
DIaved sacred music neodeon Clarke Duio'
William McCafferty, a man bent with years was
the next witness called. o.. -, ,,r
How old are you, Mr. McCaHerty! asAeu al
Cochran. -, ,,
The answer was greeted Win roarS OF iauShtc'
from the crowded courtroom The Judge lolllns III;
Later Mr. McCaGcrty admitted having weathereu
scyenty-ax years. ~. cior,,os
George Henry Empie who used to De MI ClarHe ;
cashier said during the course OF his testimony
that he made a strong play for some OF the on
gort's money but when nc found that ne was iot
mentioned in the will, he would rot attend ire
The Sincerity Of this statement sent the listeners
into spasms OF laughter.
New-York tribune., 1894-05-25

flrrsme coari,Hsra Tern r'e;,s Ts,..,.,, Jcour,
90. D, 10 20 n Motion calendar called al II o. m
,-..ic special Term Part I-bsfcrs lng.aham
Law nd Fac: Ncs ,, i@s ''9 ','l i''' ''''' ''''
,.,.en,c ,our,-spscia. Te-a-iar,s II ard Had
cllr,t c,ur,-rsr, I-i~forc Lawrence JcauSes to be
from iaT, II! i.r iriIi rsse 9aE@s' Cause, -
be en-, from pss III for ,riai; Case aasnisheL
cieait cour Ps, Bassett JShSr; & eag.s. use,
81 'T Ts es1isnasr: N,s aeaS 1881 oo? lsfc. 1899
ic6i l79G 1852 i3io 2oi. l7'T 2VI2 H'sl -vsH case
circii, cour,-Par, IyBe'ore Deacs Jcsu's' to e'
ss,f from Part III To- trial case unfinished.
superior Cour;-specinl Tern-Before Dugro. Nos.
trosr,or court-Equi,y Tern-Ad'ourn~a ur'n Friday.
'pn. rror cour,-rrai rcrn-rsr, neerc GiidersI-ev-
superior court-T..a. rerm-rer Mon.to-e; MeAdan
sapcfior Cour:Tral Term-Paft HAD aurnei for TIE
surroratc's cour, -chamiers- Before Frs-rni $
Motion calendar called at 10 20 wills for probate
Christine = Dauerle. James McGay Mary +; Parker.
Ia,inio I. Tarml, Harriet r Eaton. at 10 80 a. m
James Mrra, El,1'he'h nrir1oi"rs a, p m, Ma
81 ,eiii = C,thoriae strier~ 10 - No o52
WI q T~rasnd & Rob a .D o9o n-,.a M t,- tho tenn
common pess- Special Term-before paly. c. j.-No'
cannon rsrnrart I'fors Giess,h a;o7 J
common Picls-Tral Tcrm-Psrrs II and IlI-Adiourned
r,y c1rr -sYcc,el Teru-Bcfors Newsurger. Mo-
cy caar,Tral Ter-pnr, Iunet2re &C., ConSn nj, ,5r J-
,'ty court-fria' Term Par Gl-nsfors Ehrlich c. & J..
s.St ss :.9 2sa 1 1872 2, i1 .o s22 G:o 2'' 2s'
Ci,y Cour,~Ta. Ternpsrt IiI-ncfore F.iz' nlonF u
AZ ~ 2i5 %i52 2i'5 9t 5sIt 9sS 9i5e 3s, 2s: sssS
sSi @o5 2;a5 2e7 2'os 25oi 1903. 2'o'. 2'oo. 2'od
@ Ss! s1G2 ss ,cs $50 ni13' ss y:S 5s+ ..a
;i95 oG7 ai4l 1878 4oi7 4oi7 4c@ 4o9I. S2i'. tioS
Equity case: No. las Case unfinished
New-York tribune., 1894-05-25
LAzzARoNE WINS TIE LAToNIA DERBY.


Cincinnati May IA track IN worse condition
than ct Latoni4 today could hardly b. found. ana
as a consequence the Derby, which had but four
sta-ters was ran in notably poor time, and over a
track from six % ten inches deep In mud. Lag
zarons. the no. fayorite for the rich Derby, won
easily in the slow time Of 2:5i. the second sowcst
time ever made on The track. Tao hrs' race was
mile dash. with J. j. T.. q. even money, tHe IA
yorlte but Charity, Rcconl choice at 2i2 20 j. cut
ont the racing AMI won handy by a length and a
half In the second Domingo, 70 70. was the WIN
ner without being pushed. Fash. 2is 10 /. capt
ursd the third race after pretty run, with -.
uarlo AZ 10 l. a c,osc secoA1. The fourth race was
tho ratoni9 Derby Pearl Song. a. % !. had many
favori;A AT . 10 - Rowena TOOK the MIN easily,
and tce sixth was Foreman's Il J. after the hfst
quarter. Summarize;
Flrst race-Onc mile. Charity n Graham) to
J. won: j. j. j., l0i G'ertn.). nyen, second; Slgnrd
o. * Clayto?l 6 to I. tard Time. 1884. Catnsh
It,tln Waiter and Jennie Miles niao ran.
Second Racc-S!x furongs. Domingo loi C'er-
/ kinsl 10 10 won; Helen ~, 80 (Ihorpe), 70 |.
second; Sayon, l02 0sheT). 5 10 J. third. Time.
Tie Tremonin. Hubert and Valiant also ran.
Third racc-Tive furlongs. Flash. li2 q. HID.
2,4 to l. won Rasper 10 oCas%in); 70 l. second
l:07s Sun Up. Brdy. Willis Hodena. Hoodwink
and Burgess Pearce also ran.
Fourth race-Latonia Derby, one and n half miles.
value SC $50 Iazzarone. III (Martin). to 3. won;
Pearl Song III Or. Williams, TO !, second; Seka.
! i2) a. Clayton. . to !. third Time. 2:5l. Tupto
also ran.
Frf,h race-Four fur.ongs. Rowena, llo Thorpel.
! 2i1 to J. won: Mountain Madge. 10 tRay 10 5.
/ second: Pleasantly, 10 tW3shan), 10 l. third.
! Time. 0:5i Sherley and Snetz also ran
New-York tribune., 1894-05-25
TO CANCEL TIE STOLEN BONDS.

Justice O'Dr.en Of the Supreme Court signed an
order yesterday directing Hugh j. Grant receiver
OF the ST. Nicholas Bank. to forward TWO papers
purporting to be United States per cent res,s'eF.u
bonds OF the value Of $1,000 each. and inscribed IN
the name Of Seah C. CARL to the Secretary OF the
Treasury at Washington. to be cancelled. They are
numbered 2?2so and 292sl Mr.. Grant found these
papers among the securities ot the panN' ny
RIisi,st ) 1861 Assistant Treasurer W: b. GURUS
believes that these bonds have evidently o. 9esh IN a. a.
per cent registered bonds issued under ns sSts &
named and were numbered originally 9Z'6 ana 80
;rhev were issued 10 the Manhattan savings lnstitu-
ton OF this city and are believed ,. = haSe ss wSen
The hank was robbed. Duplicates have been issued.
anl The original bonds are now In the possession
OF the Government. These bonds WI" no" DC cum
celel
New-York tribune., 1894-05-25
THE SALE or MISS ROSiyl v01ESS 0o0D.

The sale OF the personal effects OF MISE .1,,s Of
Vokes which was begun at the auction :, yts
Samuel Kre.ser No. West Twenty-eis", "a the
torday afternoon. not wen a''@n.' ,oy The
prices brought for the goods sshe'a", s,,.. rajoica
first article sold was a set Of t"eNe nighes.
Ss1s Si received d" was $751; which paid for and &
listing Of i've pieces Of g hne Dere erVs were @ S's
plush parlor furniture IN aai1ad All was less Ma .s
go 500 ne Among ss the buyers H. %lam G. fasI
Viola Allen. Miss Sadie Mar,ia2si ssohnisn. E;sr'
Ssnssn Ssrs' Wendell + r Baxter. FredsIiy ss Dsa
Henry Dazan William rsares rSa s"s stewart PoIros PaTnoss
The sale will be continued to-day ""'
New-York tribune., 1894-05-25
AGAINST TIE NEW COURTHOUSE STE

AGAINST TIE NEW COTRTH0CS| S'4"'
The West Side Taxpayers Association ~ ..,rs
Elghth-avc. has adopted resolutions M
against the site for the Court House Wh'o' rss
built In the Twenty-thrd Ward The boa'' - Ies.
mate and Apportionment. as authorizes .! ~ -.
islature appropriated enough money to purcAA's,
site. The ground has been bought on 'ne ,.,onr
side OF Flfty-fourth-st west OF Eshtn-sNe n,,ds
the objections to the site Of the CoGr, are ns
by the West Side Taxpayers Assoc as.Sn as.S,a.J Of an
avenue that II is too small for al the H., he sur
partments OF the ci;y government aG , ~ the ives.
roundlngs the Ninth-aYe. car stab.eS - Aytigs
old wooden buildings the east, me ~ 'nois, and
Elevated Railroad structure. The 1arn, ros on Fly
dust ACCOMMODATING the Use Of the sanS o,c 81 ot
thiri-st are such should FORBID me egyrsrnoTns gTns
public building. inteaied TO contain e'u''''N
The locality
New-York tribune., 1894-05-25
vrcg.y,cs AND TRADERS PROTEST.

The Mechanics and Traders ,,.ar 49, ls president.
Sss ss.ss s' ~ssn ''s1i %s se
testing against the Indian ApprOprasVnu and U principal
IN efsct seeks to remove the office s.f from New.
depot for the purchase OF ndan enpySa R was ,as:
York to Chicago; In tns ,bs purchase OF sospsd
f3psEsnFYs n pSa and %ass The
erabie expense to the Gove,n,ss he Governnssns' -
wes's wss direct direct perversion Of thu authors"
rAtary Of the IutArion
New-York tribune., 1894-05-25
EASTERN LEAGUE CANES.

Erie. Penn. May 2i-Thc Erie Ani Providence
clubs played ten-innng tie game IN me rain to-day.
Al the end ~ the nfth inning the score stood - :
in favor OF Erie. but Providence made an ooje'uoh
70 calling the game md II WAS continued IN the
rain Assisted by Smiths errors IN The sghih am
strcak OF lucky batting In the ninth. iroyllencc
a,,cr...ted I'm wing he Sh"arons bhfilng
ana catch ~ a ~ hit by Davis were the features
of the game. Score:
t,-,o .......2 ? o-S
tt;,.,',,,t,..,,.e ....0 o > . . o-S
uosebits-Erie : Providence n. Errors Erie J.
providcnce 4 Batterics-Hcaly and Berger; Eagan
and Dixon. Tmpire-fia affn"y.
New-York tribune., 1894-05-25
CHANGE OF TINE ON THE SANDY Hool


Beginning Sunday May a. boats viii leave New
York. Pier S. North River at 42O 1915 n; m. l:ep
saturdays only, 345 and 800 y. m. Sundays, $50
Arrive at New-York $685. $50 a. m. l:3o $50 p. m.
Sundays 1900 m, $50 D. m.
Trains OF the Al-Rail Route for the Seashore Will
leave New-York from Station Central r. r. OF
NewJersey, foot Laberty-st at 40 Sb. II 30 a. M.
lSa $3.50, 400. 4:so 6;s for Red Bani). s:is p m.
Sundays 900 O. m, 800 p n. ..
New-York tribune., 1894-05-25
Ury1IyG ror SuiLLPoy oy TIE EAST SID

HTNTTNG FOR SMALLPOX ON TIE EAST SIDE
Inspectors OF the Division OF Contagious Dis
eases uncarthel nest OF smallpox In the Fourth
Ward vesterd.v and at tho same tim" made the
discovery that there have been 4 number of cases
in James oak and Oliver SITS. which were con-
ccalod by physicians who had been attending them.
ord who failed 70 report the cases 70 the Board OF
Health. MS required by law.
on Nav u chief Inspector Doty received lnforma-
tion that scr,e OF the tenants Of the house No u
ook-st were III with suspicious complaint Three
persons there were found to have smallpox within
A fortnight about twelve cases have been removed
from the neignhorhood. Two or three persons
we're found who had been sick with smallpox and
haL entirely recovered. Nine of the cases were re-.
mort cd and Or. Doty asccrtalned that number or
thesc had been treated by doctors.
ON Monday Dr. Doty began an investigation. ana
ne detailed eight inspectors 10 work through me
district around New Bowery, Catherine; Noose.
Welt and neighborlnc streets Since MONDAY eight
mon have been on duty night and day making a
house TO house search for SMALLPOX cases; Extreme
raant the disease from spreading All OF the
houses In which cases were found are Deing NOR
oughly fumlgated ana -islniected' ana All lhe oe-
cupants vaccinated.
New-York tribune., 1894-05-25
HOMER r. BALDWIN, MIST rAY TIE DocToR

The Jury in the case Of Dr Emil Schopen agains;
Homer r. Paldwln. at white Pains. handed In a
verdict yesterday morning for N.l0 against MI
BALDWIN. with . per cen, allowance fof c'unse!
fees.
Judge Brown den,el 4 motion by Mr.. BALDWIN =
counsel for a stay The counsel fai he would file
n bond AMI appeal 20 the General Term The suit
was :or pay for the treatment OF injuries rrceF''
b. Mrs Baldwin at Hastings.
The New-YorH Central Railroad company p3ll
Mr BALDWIN about $3.50 In settlement fcr The IN
furlcg D his wife
New-York tribune., 1894-05-25
MAY HAVE BEEN SWEPT OYER THE FALLS.

Niagara Falls y. Y. May A-George Parker and
another Young man whose could not be
learned. both residents OF Chippewa. Ont. and
each about twenty-one years old. started out from
their home in a skin at O'Clock this morning with
the expressed purpose OF crossing the ne river 70 a rs
though their anxiops friends have hunted high and
low II is feared the day being foggy and the water
Unusually high that the young men lost their way,
and getting into one OF the ueaeherous currents.
wera carried over the Fam
New-York tribune., 1894-05-25

rest Re came to this country. lie knew nothing
about the frauds.
Mr Mott said he proposed 70 show that Matthews
had had the firms books taken 10 He~-'eFsey and
destroyed.
John D. Harris Of Brooklyn. said he rented the
warehouses; on B-oaG-st TO q man named Cooper IN
October 1902 He was sure when a photograph Of
Jones who was The nrrl's chief clerk vas SHOWN to
him that Cooper and Jones were ore ana the sans
New-York tribune., 1894-05-25

.oa he was not familiar with whist. Judge G%aynor %
then i any game o Of Ssi1g SsFd4 was on game 81
an n,tor ~ might not be considered iottery, LOT
ppaver could form Judgment in regard 10 ms own own
necessary to form lottery. - 49, d,.cb,rged
Patterson aEguffd fd FOR fof foe the peoPe
oskod & for time TO submit authorities. Judge gay
nor agreed to render an early decIslo"'
New-York tribune., 1894-05-25
FUNERAL or ALEXANDER RUMPILL.

The funeral OF Alexander Rumrll. who was FOR
wears one OF the best known jewellers in the city
took place yesterday at his home. No. n West
Thirty -second-st only intimate friends Of the fam
ily were in attendance. The Rev. DR. Brooks. Of
The Church OF the Incarnation. and the Rev. DR.
Gallaudet Of ST. AIMS. ofiiciaed. The burial was
81
New-York tribune., 1894-05-25
REFEREES APPOINTED.

supreme cour'.
By o. Brica j.
Tho ChoN-a Talmurd r u. Augusta q New-lcrk city
" Graham = X. Lawr'nce.
United states rrust '1 ~. Aymar-R DuAcnn harfis
Superior Court.
rs Dugro. J.
Noun, Morris Cooperative Duldng and Loan Assoca-
ton Vs. Smith Frank SchA. i'rr.
pew vs.. McCaul-Thomas McAdar.
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
supreme Court
~ Patterson. !.
George F. Engcl "a. Jane Schmlit-Adam Dietrich
New-York tribune., 1894-05-25
TO UNITE ALL TIE RACING ASSOCIATIONS.

Monday Is the day decided upon for the meeting
OF the representatives. Of Washington Park. Haw-
thorne St. Louis. St. Pau. Saratoga and the
Brighton Beach racing associations IL IL likely that
satisfactory arrangements VIII De made with the
stewards OF the Jockey club. that al The racing
associations In the country Will be united
New-York tribune., 1894-05-25
All other Eastern League games were postponed
4 nu
WHAT THE YAcHrsMEN ARE DOING.

Thomas 4. McIn;yrc's steam yacht strne iS At sea
hurv's ward. at Nyack f,tns out for her summer
cruising She returned on "wednesday night from n
slY rn1nfhs' cruise in southern waters
The steam launch Imp. owned hy j. l. liuichihsph
went into commission AT Seaburys YESTERDAY ana
started for shelter Island. where her C"ner VIII use
her this season.
New-York tribune., 1894-05-25
RACING IN ENGLAND.

London. May 2f.--At the Newmarket spring meet
ing to-day the Bedford Two-Year-Old Plate OF $50
was won b. Lady Stamford's K!rkcone A. w
Coxs Galeottia was second. and A. Jamess NC
IIerou third.
New-York tribune., 1894-05-25
GAMES TO-DAY.

llrooklyn vs. New-York NJ Eastern Fark' b'oo"''n
Boston " Washington. at Boston
fbnadolphia vs. Baltimore. at phAafophia
Cleveland vs. PiitsJurg az C1eyciani.
New-York tribune., 1894-05-25
mike" MDONALD's AMBITION

Chicago May 2t-It is stated to-day that NJ. O.
Mcdonald. the well-known gambler. is candidate
FOR Congress to succeed Allan &. Durborow. State
Senator r. r. Noonan has been the avowed rival OF
Durborow IN the Nth District. and IL, 1t is stated
prepared to retire In favor OF Mcdonald.
New-York tribune., 1894-05-25
NAMED by poPUGIsT STATE CONVENTIONS

Sacramento, May 2L-The Popu.ist State Con-
venton finished It's business to-day and adjourned.
Following is the fun tckc, nominated: Governor.
j. V. Webster; Secretary of State. VI. Mc6lynn;
Commissioner. John s. Dore; Treasurer r n.
Barton: Attorney General. Louis I.uchel Superin-
,endent OF Public Inetrdction. w. \. nichardson.
Indianapolis. May 2The Popu.ist state Con-
ventlon met here to-day with about three hundred
delegates present. The following ticket was nom! nom!:
Auditor. Edgar Perkins. Treasurer. A. b. kccport;
Attorney- General: .. y. Holeomb superlnlendent
W r. Smith: State Gsologist. lward Klndc;
Judge OF the Supreme Court. ID. W. Chambers.
New-York tribune., 1894-05-25
MEETING OF II IL WARMERS CREDITORS

MEETING OF II IL W AlkN In : NEl-Di'~~
An adjourned meeting Of the creditors OF H. n
Warner & Co was held yesterday AZ the oi"''
Of John c. Mcdonald No IS Broadway. Tle COM
m.ttee. consisting OF W!.llam V. Steele. Jcan n'.
Donald and Charles NJ Ens.ls. was sppoh'ea ~.
the purpose OF asceriaang the poslt'on Q. s .-,
shares Of the Warner Company he'd IN 'ae eHss ms.
States Several reports have already been suui1,,r' ,
BY the committee. together with opinions Q. We.
IAN q. Choate and General Benjamin r. iia.s' a
the latter Of whom was sen, 10 LondoA' EHe'-,.
for the purpose CT taking the steps oIti'he' - -.
agreement entered into BY the creditors III ~'
United states at q prior meeting. . Ne s,sele
After listening 20 tre verbal report oi - ~, hst
In behalf OF the committee, IN when ne s1Hte coa.
the Central Trust Company or tnls CIV, - - III
ference with the committee dcn.el al3 ,in-s as
responsibility or liability 20 the snaFe';q:ar ;9:rsr
transfer agent Of the stock OF H. H. " 80, r,sn.
CO. Limited n the Inl."3 Stat'-, t N.rs,ssI 10
mousy agreed that the committee DE- i;'Vts..rncte!
Ave and continued with ful power an - s,r me
Il to take such steps as may sem ~ ~ ,-o,esi-
purpose OF beginning ana carrying on 80, ~ ssare
lnas for tho enforcement % tho rights ' s-a.sant
holders who should come in under tAe r as,e narry
against the Central Trust Company or Oshs, Of
or person arising out of the plrcAase yL ,nenf o..
H. IT, Warner AZ CO. After the apposen,.....rss Of
Genera, Alfred {. Barnes and Franz "a a., rep
the firm OF Owen Gray * SturGes Wh;;Jn 80 "a al.
resents large number OF the sharplo a.s,l-z ad
dltionsl memuers OF the committee the me -"'
Journed without QUITE.
New-York tribune., 1894-05-25
TIE RECORDS.


The standing Of the "tig six college baseo1''
,oo,ns "a as follows with Pennsylvania In the