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Furnished Rooms to Let.
West Side

west otdc.
t1n ST i2i W Elegantly furnished front par.
Tor. suitable for I oil. : gentlemen or gentleman
4 wife; also other rooms. all newly napered 4
painted & furnished; reasonable; private house, g.
44rli 81, $40 W, - HAL bedroom. gns 4 bath.
81 weekly. tpnklip.
IBrlI ST 1i4 W. near BroR1wly New. hand.
soinely furnished rooms above the average.
every convenience.
i8rH ST. las W = bright. handsomely fur.
nlshed rooms: private family, reference.
isTH ST, las W.-Two large nicely furnished
rooms, at cheap rent until fall.
49riI ST. 2i3 W Large x small rooms suit.
able tor ?; from 81 % up.
18TH ST. 2St W --IIendsomely furnished rooms.
suits. 81 upward near Park. cable l.. refer.
enCes.
hoTN ST.. 257 W. Handsome lGrIr 4 hall
rooms; bath very moderate; select n"ighbor-
hood near park.
36rlI ST.. 8Ol W Single front room to rent TO
gentleman only: 81 weekly.
5SrlI 81, 400 W. Desirable square front room /;
III hat y; summer prices. G.
83D ST. lSS W. Neatly furnished room for .
mcu. all Improvement, Hug palmrr'S hell
iicTH ST. s7i W Private house newly fur.
nshcd; rooms 81 & s. dno location.
North OF ,,sth Street
i2allI ST. NJ y. Large h small rooms in
pleasant house.
18TH ST. lSa w.--NcNly furnished ICONS.
breakfast II desired. Sc upward, house first
class.
10th ST, u E.--Furnshed room priya,. house
will rent very reasonable to desirable party.
l43D ST. 500 /. 49, Elegantly furnished room,
NTH large window; gaa. bath, garden; 81 ~:
private house
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Ftyry "Wednesday until sept. rs ,ra be THE
WORLD : B0ARDERS' DAE" Al adler.
tseneHu unfsr his eosstfeat,on appedrtn7 mi the
Hednesddy morning edition Of TIE WORLD ,o,l
b. reped,ed IN the EVENING WORLD III. sarv
ftoe Of charoe
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Boarders Wanted.

On, Hwc zoe pr gn> Second 7Sne. ne pe,
hne Thtryi anil Subsequent inns iSc per has.
No erfrd charge on Sundays
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Horses, Carriages, &C

4 BREWSTER top buggy. also extension top
family surrey handsome single and double hRr.
ness, all nearly new offers refused. ~ W 10Th
HORSE AND WAGON Tor ale cheap. MRS
OCONNOR, 2tS Mulberry -.
FOR sALE-A young, speedy mare that lady
can drive. 3.l Fast 18th 81.
GREAT BARGAIN Black trick horse u wears
l6i2 hands, SI5: trial givcu. III Raymond
ST.. Brooklyn.
HORSE. harness and Wagon Tor sale, horse for
family use or business wagon. 1853 9th st.
Brooklyn.
MORTGAGE SALE-ButchCrs heavy trucks
horses, &c, see auction column Tuesday and
Wednesday c. A. FARLEY, Auctioncer.
WANTED. q or ton coal truck second aud
Address, stating price, Thoma, Kelly East
New York and Rochester avcs. Brooklyn.
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MONEY! MONEY! MONEY!

&2a TO $1,000 Al u PER CENT.
Private parties and business people aeeommo-
dated on furniture pianos and other security with
out remsyAl; esaissi and lowest tsrInA
AMERICAN GUARANTEE ASSN.
Ito East lssth u
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MISS M,CABE,S
TaENo<

contsrvatory. 2is West sd st taivsys ,opsal.
Correct WALTZ GUARANTEED: ave strictly prt-
vsts lessons IS, any hour. With music. Positively
no failures Lady assistants Glasses every after
noon and evening NOV forming. Beginners re-
ceys individual private instruction In waltz ana
lates. fashionable dances Monthly 81; quarterly
Sc, RECEPTIONS Wednesdays and Saturdays
STAGE DANCING. every style. latest
novelties: terms moderate; pupils. Rial.a. Baby
Spencer, oterita 500 references.
THE MANHATTAN DANCING ACADEMY. ~
moved TO American Theatre Building twhIca
cost 81, 900, 0o0 t2d St and Eighth ave, entrance
Eighth ave. take elevator; syerythiug new;
very large hall. otis electric elevator, electric
light steam heat; II Is absolutely the hnest dane
ing school now IN the country; thorough and Ell
iectiye system OF teAchnS ,ariyAte lessons In the
waltz our great speciality; FSRts ieAsons. 81; =
class lessons. IS; correct waltz guaranteed IN =
private lessons. With music. IS; circulars; hall 70
let reasonable after CLASP. for balls. reesptionH
DC.
c. HOWE, IS East 42d 81. guarantees the waltz
in q private lessons, -; reverse movement care
fully taught; YOUNG or OLD; dAy or evening.
MISSES MONTGOMERY, 8ls West 18th 81,
leach New spanish Bolero. ~ Cloak. " "BuS
teriy, l" '.serpentinen and all slAse danceA
OPEN ALL sUMMER-wsltI and ali tA.hIQaebi8
dances taught fapidly; circulars kNuck44r
BOOKER CONSERVATORY. {" West iin q
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urfurnIshsd-Ea Side

.rec Of charge
Unfurnlshsd-tsst Side
AVE. A., l46l-Floor to let, large rooms pri-
vate house; rent. Sl2
LEXINGTON AVE. 1880. near Oh b ST IS plen-
did light rooms; top door; rent, Sl4
LEXINGTON AVE, 1877, near Hath H.-s!r
rooms: all improvements; halls newly earpsted;
isr AVE. near 18th st.-s rooms. for light
housekeeping rents 81 to SIS so
A, O. HEGEMAN Z CO. 1921 Broadway.
IsT AVE, 676, near Saith st. Cheerful apart
ments. 3 rooms, newly painted; fine house;
~ AVE, i7Ol.i7os--S apartments, painted pa
PsLed rooms ~, So 81. A.. free = , 18th
sl6 to SIS: hot & cold water. stationary tuos,
bath, dumb waiter; everything in complete or
der, Jantor, 1879 I'D ave. block from looth
3b AVE. = rooms: bath stationary tub; dumb,
a ter; only Sl6. Mentor Flats. 200 1929 st,
80 AVE, sos 6s.ween Sith Sssh u.s. I.Iy
3p AVE. 1921 SO 20 Sia so, 4 rooms In
ouire in shoe store. -
an AVE. l523-sio to sI3 so, 8 d I rooms.
Inquire in shoe store -
18th ST. s,s, Ssb 1871 E., between list a %
c.ilinrs, Ri improy smsnts; new houses; awnings;
halls, bath heated rent '2S TO ESQ Inquire
Janitor. -------.---
nth ST. iS E.-corn.r "a nat, I large light
atn ar. 20, 10 2O0 "a, 4 5 rooms; low
rents. Apply TO lanitoI. --,-------
sarp ST l32 f. To let. B rooms bath; re-
duced from $40 to $40 mouth
18TH ST, .as E.-Apsrtmenu OF & rooms,
nicely arranged. improvements e'eGa" 'o'S'
| ton, -.. -------
san ST.. a42 f. Fine rats, all light: all improve
nents; decorated: private neshoorhooo jan
| itnT. ----------
s5TH ST, 2is E-7 rooms: all improvements;
| d ming room light; rent SCI Block
| sSTH ST. Park ave.-EeEant hats AZ in
| rrovementt; decorated. rooms vi, WI,
! egTH ST lSa TO is7 E--s I rooms; decorated
! RANGES boilers. tubs. awnings. &c, small laml-
| lies only. Janitor. leS' --.---
| 10TH ST southwest corner Pax ave: .hlight
| rooms with improvements, Sio' % 10 III,
uITH ST, i.s E-EleSant steam heated sinIie
| Eat S large. light rooms, improvement pIlEa.e
house TO small family; rent reasonable worm
! seeinE
llsTH ST, iO6 E.--Pretty single nai all usnt
rooms. for small, select family w Ausus'
| free.
18TH ST, $40 j.. Choice single fats, rooms,
! bath, private halls; desirable neighpo'hoou'
| Au"usl tree. j. Ant IN.
| I9ITH ST. sII e., I'd aye.-IAght apartments J.
1 rooms; 20, as, rsht free 70 18th
APARTMENTS In the Improved Dwelling
| ADJ ~ I'D ii. ., AKA rooms. all Ight' oA'n
| laundry, hot cold water; -: 2olo ~
FoLSoM BROS, $40 broAa"Ay'
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Flats and Apar tments to Let.

Ertry Monday and THURSDAY until sept. IL nj
b. The WORLDS "HOUSE AND HONE
DAYS" Al advertisements Of ftv lines or less
undtr this ciassi6 alton appearing IN te Sunday
aud Tlusidy WORLD will b; repeated IN he
EFENING WORLD jor Monday and Thursday
frcc Of chnrge.
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RENTS REDUCED.
FREE TO SEPTEMBER.
Neat, well-kep. s.roc% apartments impg599yss'
2495 Sth ave.
FREE TO SEPTEMBER.
Nice f. sS sss 9r ssS SH
J snit Or a Nj son 2asS st6 ave- o." ave.
FREE RENT TO SUPERINTENDENT, Aye
room apartments, only Ella monthly 3oa W.
18th q.
you FIND ELEGANT FLATS at ,4s s.h ave.
one month free: rent from Slt 10 3l6; In
yestisate.
Unfurnlshed-er ookIyn.
GRAND ST. ssl-Fsmily IA. all improvements
SIS; also nat, N2; also 81
ments from ,i7o to $50 weekly; ali sunlight;
baths; private park; minutes to South Wall
MARION ST. 2sS--we have the incest Groom
nsts. beautifully decorated range, tubs gas,
com. Io's see. rents ST. sia ns; near ssrstog.
| station.
MYRTLE AVE. 1873, Brookiyn-ad floor, 8
large rooms, rent SIS. Apply on premises
| FLATS on Onion. Carroll 9Th sta 7th ave.
| steam heated; SIS to 33S also floors & apart
ments. PETER j. BRADY 52i Court st.
%, ,,,.r . ,oor. all imrroysn.n,,. Il,
~, ~ ippaIi,n.. Iii Im,roysmen,.. FnIton I
road 10 Ralph station Vslard GA Buffalo ave-
Furnished Side.
MAplsoN AVE-. 40, 100 5onna bs,b I,sb,
cIean cool q new. 80 weekly.
9th ST, $50 Fiat cosy rooms bath pref
uly furnished, H5o weekly, sepnens'
|
| rurnisnea S'ee'
| HIn r, tt, H., "eA' o'" "
belk. Sshis9I; J.--.,T,,
fiat: 81. so weekly: Janltor: ,---7---,,--,---
| 3STH 81; 2I3 - hanCe VeIy Mss.'aoiF iuf'
nlshed mats, I'll eio piahuns. .,on ~ '.,,
s Ellie. ~ y -. ~
3BIh 81 700 n,ceiS ~ ianitnI ma
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Board Wanted.
Furnished Rooms to Let.

furnished Rooms to Let.
One nme soc per 'ine Second Time, lie, PEI
aae, Third ana Subsequent TinlGs, l5c. per I'M,
No cztrd charge on Sundays
kterV lOnlIy AID IharSdIy m,,a pit rs M
BE- THE WORLDS "HOCsE AND HONE
DAY." Al ddrerttsen,nts Of NE Inns or fss
and Thursday morning editions Of The WORLD
win b. repealed IN The LPENING WORLD 20
Monday and Thursday trts Of eharge
East Side.
Sd AVE Ss7-Furnished rooms Tor gentlemen 81
IN i2,bo handsome reaiing-room. new re-
spectable
9Th 81, "a +, near Broadway-LArge q small
furnished rooms; permanent or transient.
6TIi 81 40 r., near Broadway Large & small
rooms, with bath; also parlor; permanent
transient.
9TH 81, 227 f. F. Turnsfei rooms for house
10Th ST. Fl F.-2 handsome front rooms; pr.
vate entrance; summer price
10Th ST., 1875 +. Airy neatly Furnished room
for single gentleman; private house,
uTH ST. ga E,-Sicsiy furnished front rooms
suitable gentlemen or married couple for house
keeping
nth ST. 57F.. near Broadv ay- Redecors,ed,
nicely furnished Teoms; II. 70 TO - weekly.
18TH ST., "a F.. Reiterated newly 4 elegant.
Is furnished rooms, s. - 10 - Neekly.
18TH ST. 3l3 r. . nicely furnished rooms for
light housekeeping: also small room.
18TH ST.. a. corner University place nIoie 10.
. rome. --liSht elegantly furnished rooms; cleo
tric bells $3.50 upward.
l-rH -. l;i5 B.. Large medium. sized rooms (:
gentlemen or respectable couples,
l2TH ST, l4l F., corner 9 | ave. Nicely fur.
nlshed rooms; l large, housske eplng; small (;
gas, bath; reasonable.
18TH ST., 23l Il. Large front parior. fuTnisbed
or unfurnished; also other rooms; with or With.
out board.
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Instruction.

sTENoGRkPHY and Typewriting School.
sl6 Broadway. N y: 81 week Call or urita
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Flats and Apartment. to let.
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unfurnish d-West Side.

JUST t'THE NlRGINlA"b COMPLETED
;. r., corner Madison ave. h 1Olst ST.. choice
new steam heated fats, handsomely decorated;
rents 80 o $50. Apply to owner on premises.
SINGLE FLATS; MI Improvements; frst. class
order: rent Tree I'LL sept. reference required.
THos. JOHNSON, 1884 r.. 1cSth 81.
SINGLE FLATS. rooms & bath, spiend,dly ar.
ranged for family comforts moderate rents.
Janitor. Sls Z. SID ct, n. o'HARA llib I'd ave.
10 LET tNFtRNlSHED Neat apartments Of
rooms good location: rent free to Aug. Is:
bAth
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Isuy Tuesday una Sep. rs wu Be THB
WORLD S " BARGAIN DAY" An advertise.
n.n. appearir7 IN the Tuesday mornings edition
Of THE WORLD under this Classification viR Be
,aeated in tie EVENING WORLD the same da,
fod Charge.
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HALLIDAY ST. alS-PaFloT. kitchen Il he'd /,
rooms, July furnished for houseksepins; ~; 20
weekly: Cortiandt or Desbrosses ierriee' take fA-
clhc aNs. cara
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SHOWN e. :; !: !:
HNr rF1N Watches, Diamonds and
|WH HhHU Jewelry. Delivered I'm
It'll MI Il mediately. N Y. Watch
nm hnWI& Jewelry Co., incorp,
hHuIFra Frank C. Sherman, man
w 4 - ~ W - ager, 30 E. litn ST., Sd
kno Take elevator. Open Saturday evenings.
f,t. watch repairing at one half regular Prices.
STACK POT.
So So So 80.

We will close out 1000 machines. with all i'm
k~enents and music-box attachment. below
Fest M kinds Of slot machines on exhibition.
kWsEMENT MACHINE CO., 5s7 and $50 Hud-
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WANTED $500 loan: good security and inter-
est only private parties need answer H., boz
cBo World, uptown.
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MUTINY AMONG CONNECTS.
ASA RESULT TWO MEN ARE DEAD
 AND OTHERS WOUNDED.

Yesterday tho Prisoners Loaded . Pipo
 With Expiosivcs and Set Slow Fuse to
 It-seventy Men in tho Mines and Swear
 Thoy Win Not Come Out.
 Nashville, Tenn, July 27.-Conviots at Tracy City are in e state of mutiny and as result two mon arc dead and two others arc suffering from slight wounds. This afternoon the oonvicts loaded pipe with explosives, placed it in a ooal oar and attached slow fuse to it.
 Deputy warden NVsou snd assistants were passing along an entry to bring tho oonviots out for the night, and when they arrived opposite it the bomb ex- ploded. Nelson was instantly killed and Guards Terrell and Thurman were slightly wounded. A negro convict named Pete Hamilton was killed by volley from the other guards.
 There were ll5 oonviots in tho mines at the time. Of them forty-fve surren- dered, but seventy remained inside and swear they will not come out. Nelson was a member of the last assembly. State offioials have telegraphed to su- perintendent of Prisons Kirk to go at once to Tracy. Telegrams lete tonight say that it will hardly be necessary to call the troops. Escape was probably the object of the mutineers.
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WILL MEET THE CUT.
Joint Meeting of Railroad Men Held for
 That Purpose.


 That Purpose.
 New York, July 27.-A meeting of the joint committee of the Trunk Line as- sociation, the Central Traffic association and the New England roads was held to-day to consider the cut in the mile- age rates on freight cars made by the roads west of the Mississippi, which re- duces the rate from three-quarters of a cent to half cent per car. The new rate goes into effect on August 1. It was decided to have the chairman, Com missioner Goddard, appoint a commit tee to confer with the western people to see what acton would be advisable. An attempt will be made to agree on a uniform rate for mileage both. east and west of the Mississippi. As the average mileage of freight cars throughout the country fs twenty-three miles a day, many of the roads whose cars are used extensively by other roads think that tho one-half cent rate is too low. To avoid the necessity of holding another meeting of the joint executive commit tee this summer the subcommittee will report its findings to the trafflc man agers by circular and take the final vote in that way.
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NICOLL DESERTS THE POLICE.

Resigns as Counsel Before the Lexow Com New York, July 27.-DeLancey Nicoll to-day deserted his clients, the police, by resigning as their representative be- fore the Lexow committed. His action wasthe subject of almost as widespread comment as the conviction of Captain Doherty-
 Inspector Williams received the fol- lowing this morning:
 State of New York,
 !Constitutional Convention,
 Albany, N. r.. July 27, 1894. 10 Alexander s. Williams Inspector, Dear Sir-In this mornings Journals read that Captain Doherty, in the course of his examination before the police commissioners yesterday, intima- ted that MT. Wellman had received from me some papers handed to me while. acting as counsel for the police department before the Lexow commit tee. need hardly say that he was mis- taken, and that, of course I had no communication of any sort with MT. Wellman or his associates in any pro- ceeding against Captain Doherty or any other captain or inspector. But avail myself of this incident to express to you in writing, and through you to the inspectors and captains, what have heretofore asked Superintendent Byrnes to communicate. namely. that immediately on the adjournment of the. Lexow committee and the passage of a resolution by the police commissioners directing the preparation of charges against officers of the department for whom I+had been acting, decided that could not consistently with my views Of professional propriety continue there after in matters growing out of the senate investigation, or at its future sessions to represent either Commis- sioner Martin. Commissioner Sheehan, or any of the uniformed force, and that my resignation as counsel must be acc cepted. Yours truly,
 DELANeY NICOLA
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BIC CROWD IN COURT.
But the Trials of tho Railroad Employee {
 Over Until Wednesday.

Hut tho Trials of tho Railroad Employee Go
 Over Until Wednesday.
 Bridgeport. July 2L-IThe expectation that the trial of the three Consolidated employees arrested at the railroad cross- ing yesterday would be commenced in the oity court this morning brought out very large crowd. Attorney W. D. Bishop. jr, conferred with Prosecutor Klein relative to having the trial post poned. as he wished time to prepare his case. As neither Fireman Hyde, Engin- eer Hopkins or Flngman Kennery was in court 1t was arranged that the bonds in each case should be declared forfeit ed, with the understanding that the case could be reopened any time before next Wednesday. The additional charge of resistance was placed against Hyde. bonds being fixed at s25. Attorney Klein wantd to try the case Monday. but in deference to the company's coun- sel agreed on Wednesday.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-28
Y0stordaYsn Fire,

The alarm of fire shortly before noon yesterday was caused by the explosiett of an oil stove at A Yopk street The fire was extdnguished before the engines got to the place. The tenement is oobua pied by Samuel Ragenslsi 8 Hebrew rasman, and is located in the midst o4 a rookery faA of tenenents. 4
 Court stret was blocked when No. 2'a hook and ladder truck swung Into that street from Artisan on its way to tkA fire. The driver was forced to brsnes his horses to a stop so suddenly that they were thrown and two of them tn. jured. one severely. The hlock in thu street was caused by a large truck which belongs to the West Rock papet company standing on one stda of tha street and some moving teams on tho other side. tt F
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NO OFFICIAL NEWS AS YET.
CONTENTS OF CABLE DISPATCHES
 ARE BEING kEPTsECRET.

Merchants Receive Word That War Has
 Been Declarcd-One Familiar With tho
 Far East Says That China VIII be victori-
 ous in ths Long Run.
 London. July N.-The officials at the foreign office and the Chinese and Jap anese legations reiterated this evening that no official news of the war had been received. Numerous cable dis patches were delivered at the legations. but in no case could anything be learn ed concerning their contents. Many more merchants and ships engaged in the eastern trade have received cable grams to the effect that war has been declared, that hostilities have begun and that business has dropped almost to zero. Sir Thomas Sutherland. M. F.. chairman of the P. & o. Steam Naviga- ton company. said this evening:
 China in the long run will be victo- rious. owing to her enormous resources and unlimited wealth. This Is not very fortunate position for Japan. who, in addition to her financial trouble, may have to cope with internal revolu- ton. China is fortunate in having such a financier as Sir Robert Hart, her in- spector general of customs. and such a soldier as u Hung Chang, her viceroy China will doubtless employ only levies from the north and center. The Cantonese. although turbulent, do not make good soldiers. Doubtless Japan has an advantage over China as re- gards warships, but China will soon make this good. I expect she will, if necessary, purchase European war ships"
 J. Henniker Heaton. M. F., who is fa- miliar with eastern affairs, said: 'The Japanese are the Frenchmen of the the Pacific. The Chinese are the Ger mans"
 The opinion among the politicians here Is that if the cruiser Baltimore has landed marines the vessels of other countries will do the same. The admiral ty declines to give any information on the subject.
 London. July 2S.-Thestandard re- gards MT. Buxton's statement in the house of commons to-day as a satisfac- tory denial of the rumor that war has been declared between China and Japan. It says that there is nothing very serious in the capture of the Corean king by the Japanese. The collisions of troops and naval vessels and the landing of marines, it says, has undoubtedly complicated the situation greatly. The best pledge of the solution of the problem 2it, says, is t0 he V found with out an open declaration of conflict
 The Standards Brussels corresponds ent says he has information that Japan is willing to cooperate with China against the Corean rebels and China welcomes the proposal.
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The Gentleman Burglar Sentenced,

Pittsfield, Mass. July T.-In the su- perior court this morning District At torney Gardner moved for the sen- tence of Michael Sherlock, convicted Tuesday of the Grosvenor burglary at Lenox last November. Sherlock said he was innocent of the charge. District At- torney Gardner said he desired to state that one of the gang now confined in the Connecticut state prisonshad made full confession duplicating Sherlock. It was1expected that this man. who is said to be Mahoney, would be present to testify in the case. but 1t was impessi- ble to secure his release from wethers- field for that: purpose. Sherlock was then sentenced to fifteen years in the state prison at charlestown. one day solitary.
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M'INTYRES ARE CHAMPIONS.
SHUT OUT THE Y. M. BROWN q %.
 TEAM IN 4 FINE COGTEsT.

For Four Innings tho Game Was Close
 The Brown Team Demoralisod-The Now
 Haven Game at Norwaik-wiIl Not Join
 tho Eastern League.
 The Ewen Mcintyre team defeated the r. M. Brown & Co. team at the savin Rock grounds yesterday afternoon and thereby won the championship of the Dry Goods league for the season of 1894 The victory was an easy one for the Mcintyre team. they succeeding in securing fifteen runs and shutting their opponents out without allowing them to score.
 Both teams left the green In six spe- cial cars at 2:so p. m. Each team was accompanied by a drum corps and the usual crowd of 'rooters" the Mcintyre constituents carrying Yale blue flags with the letter M. in white in the oen- ter and the Brown constituents brown flags. The grounds were reached in safety and everything augured well for a close and interesting contest.
 When the game was called about 3:S0 o'clock there were fully 700 people on the grounds. Among them were . large number of ladies. The F. M Brown team had their mascot with them in, the shape of a jet black cat. Just before the game commenced two little girls appeared on the field carry ing the supposed mascot in a basket.
 Acting under orders from Captain Farley each member of the team walked up and stroked the cat. and to this they now attribute their de- feat. Whether this had anything to do with the case or not certain 1t is, that every man on the F. M. Brown team made one or more errors and each error made assisted materially in their defeat.
 For four innings the game was as clean and sharply contested as even the veriest crank could desire. Up to this time neither side succeeded in getting a man across the plate, but in the fifth inning the Brown team went to pieces and allowed the Mcintyre team " oSOlC AouI 1ul6 pIdCLlC6llY settled the game. as after this the Brown men became disheartened and during the remainder of the game al- lowed eleven runs more to be scored. Madden pitched perfect game for the Brown team. but his support was sim ply execrable.
 The Mcintyre teaxn played in perfect form and by hard hitting and clean fielding won a notable victory. After the game the champions celebrated their victory with a fine shore dinner at the Sea View hotel. arriving in this city about Il o'clock last night. An en- tertainment will be provided for the ladies later in the season. The score by, innings: Mcintyre ....0 % 0. 4 1 3 215 Brown ......0 o 0 0 o 0 O GO
 Earned runs-Mc1ntyre g. Two base hits-Smith 2. Stolen bases--McIntyre g. Brown 2. Struck out-Byk Madden 15. by Smith 13. Wild pitches--Madden 2. Umpipe-Muler of Meriden.