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New-York tribune., 1894-04-22
A BLOODLESS VICTORY.

THE 7T1t REGIMENT DEFEATS THE WEST POINT
FORCES IN A wELL.FOUGHT CONTEST.
vves, Point. y y April q (SpeclaD.-Neariy three
thousand visitors braved the disaST"eho'e "''''''
:, sea ths baseball game between the 7th heg'meh'
,earn and the cadet nine on the paraHe sIo""'
dov 4 special train OF twelve coaches "''' WIN
,to crack regiments team ana frlehnS' P"'' ''
y, IN. Grand Central station NJ l;D y. IN INV al
roroornents of the railroad officials con'einP'a'''
,ha carrviny Of about go passengers, bHt WIN nv
,ccou,,s came 70 De made up II was iouh' ''"'
mora than 575 tickets had been sold. chienF u pr
oors poing from this city 10 witness the Rah'e '''
80 u,.e stIetracked at Garrisons. ana the "''e
,.,. boa, which plies between that station anu
Ves. Point was obliged 10 make several 't" ~
r,o,o,e the crowd. The programme. whl'h co'''
49,, 30 f,ll, carried ont on account OF the thuh'e'-
,ao incIuded fu.l-1ress parade ar'er "e
game This had be dispensed WITH 10 .ne I.en' ,
disannointment Of those who came from "" '
with the team. , .No,r
I, was $40 o'clock before the players 100" Wv"
-,os ., the diamond West Point took IN" i'""'
d g. Looked in the beginning as II the NS'.''
,1 suNer a bad defeat. In the fourth lh"'"s'
ho,.ever they braced up and made three runs "
.. vCbcn the game began West Point han
,,o ned but failed to make a run In the "S'
timing In the second inning they scored wv" ,
.nd so,lowed them up with two more In the thr" ni
o. 49,, ,,rr,h inning the 7th made two runs Nes,
Do,r, scored another run in the sixth lnhms' ",''
fine y,sltors took away their courage !" ''e ,1,s
, c,e runs In the last inning the cau,,s o
GGn s'n ono ,o their score. which made the gam"
g 60 in favor the 7h Reglmtht
rSe teams were made mp as ioho~s'
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22
DEATH or ROBERT H1RRIS.
REMOVED FROM TRAIN At ROCHESTER TO
THE CITY HOSPITAL. WHERE HE SOON
PASSED AWAY.

REMOVED FROM \ TRAIN At ROCHESTER, TO
THE CITY HOSPITAL. WHERE HE SOON
PASSED AWAY
Rochester April g-vice-Presilen, Robert Harris.
OF the Northern Pacific Railroad died In this city
to-day. Mr. Harris reached this city from the West
at 80 o'clock this morning on the Chicago limited
train. Or Ely Of this city hal been asked by tee-
graph to meet the train on It's arrival here and 60
on to New-York with Mr.. Harris. who was H.
When the train arrived Mr. Harris was too III 70
proceed farther and removed to the city Hos
pal. The patient sank rapI.y. and at noon he
died
Mr.. Harris had been attending an important meet &
coma. Wash. He went with his wife TO Pasadena:
trouble.
Robert Harris about slxty-four years Old He
born at Portsmouth, y. H., and studied civil
engineering in Boston. H. also read law at that
city. but never practiscd It. lie began As a cvil
engineer when eighteen years Old. and did consider
able work in the Ncw-f.ngland States. HIS last
piece OF engineering In laying ont the line which
afterward became fart Of the New-York ana New
England Railroad from Naugatuck to Fishkili prior
TO lsj3 In that year he 10 Wisconsin anu con-
structel the Galena and Chicago Union road, no"
part OF the Chicago and Northwestern system.
From 1856 To 1860 he was superintendent OF m
system Of the Chicago. Milwaukee ana st. Paul
In 1863 Mr.. Harris went to Texas; ana became the
and Henderson Road subsequently, he held ths same
position on the road Whcn was T.,
as the Galveston. Harrisburg ana san Ah"I0o ,So ~
1851 he entered the Union Army. and from l"2 TO
1863 hc servc In the Quarterin1stcrs )'par'in'nI'
In lS6, he returned the railroad business. as as
sstant general superintendent OF the Chicago. bur
lington and Quincy Railroad. Two ye1rs later ne
became general superintendent. and In 1876 he was
ELECTED president Of that company. lie retlred IN
1873 become the general manager Of the NeW-l ork
Lake Erie and Western Railroad and subsequently ~
ne elected vic--prtsd"nt. In october. 1919. ne
was chosen 4 director Of the Northern Pacific. lie
was elected vico-presidcnt I'm ISL but declined u
serve When Henry Willard retired from the
NDrihern Pacific Mr. Harris selected as pTeS-
dent taking office January II. 1891. In October
1881 he retired. bat in 1889 he chosen as chair
man OF IN" Board Of Directors. When the Ives
stockholders party defeated the restored Willard
management. In October last. Mr.. Harris was re-
| elected "A director and was made vice president.
Mr. IIarrls's home IN this city was at the Buck
| fngham fIrfel He leaves a wife. but no children.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22
THE JtE1THER REPORT

Washington Aprl 21.-Th" barometer has risen zen
eray ihroughou, he central valleys ana the lax" re-
girs and 10 the northwest - Montana II has falI"h
decidedly Rocky Mountain stations. ana SLOWLY o"
tho Atlantic and ,ulf The depression when was
IN the Iokc regon5. passed to the 81 Lawrence Val
lev with ncrea pressure At the centre - d'uhhh'"
1opro.s,on ~ considerable Is central noth ~
Eastern Montana. Local showers have prevailed III 'hr
,,ohs,n state. e,s ~ Mississippi md In T"nness"~
.t V,g,,,. T. Il colder in regions east - III"
ulssssipui and warmer 10 the westward ~ hr hr thr
Rocky Mountains colder TO the westward Of Mon
Iocal showers lk'ly 70 occur from ne lax" re-
qinns nd the Onto Valley eastward !" ih" N'ihh''
coast bui the conditions az" fa'"ram' l'i '"n.lht ing
,cother The weather will b" fair generally throughout
tbc southern S,ates and IA" Mississppl Nal~' 81. .
Orleans the Ti'"f has iaheh VI 7" J." =
,eef ard Is o foot above the danger lin-
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22
THREE STRAIGHT FOR NETWORK.
wEsTERVELT NOT TO BLAME FOR THE DE
I.EAr At EALTIMnEE YESTERnAY.

WESTERVELT NOT TO BLAME FOR THE DE-
FEAT AT BALTIMORE YESTERDAY
Baltimore, April 2l.-Thc contest Of to-day was
remarkable in many ways. principally because ~"
\cw-Yorkers were defeated for the third success
sive time The home club put In a patched-np
team because of the illness OF two men. and tried
Inks IN the box. The grounds were wet ana slip
perry vet only one fielding error was made f"th
Inks and Westervelt had supreme control OF the
ball The New Yorks lost the game through thciF
inability to bat. Inks pitched and helded MS posi-
ton In grand form
The game was not begun until go o'clock ne
ca,se Of the wet grounds Sawdust Vas hberdIF
used The Giants started OF with two runs IN
the first on two singles error anu a sac INC
Their only other score was mada In the thiri on
two singles n wild pitch and sacrifice Inc ,)FloI"S
earned one in the sixth of Keeler's single ana
Rroutherss double. Three men crossed the plat"
in the seventh. while the crowd on me blcachrrS J
sang The Eowery" The attendance was i.l32
The
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22
Alta cHlryr~ RrcrIrrD BY THE SHERIFF.

Alta CHWENTS RECEIvED BY THE SHERIFF.
The Sheriff has received an attachment against
David j. Mackey. former president Of the Evans
Vile and Terri flaute Railroad Company. for 500
in favor of Sumcrfell Baldwin. on promissory
note It served on the Seaboarl Bank TO at
tach any equity Mr. Mdclcy may have In securi-
Ties on which loans have been made.
The Sheriff has received attachment against
the Halo Publishing Company, In the Bible House,
for 81 80 In favor Of tho 'hrrouny Printing ana
Publishing Company. for worn done In setting up
and printing the weekly paper called Halo. II
was granted on the ground that II Is West Nr-
glnla corporation. which was formed by carl
IaUscr . 80
Emit Aheles fIr DEALER. formerly ~ No. ,5'
Urn,dvay YESTERDAY confessed Judgments for
& az. I'm favor II sarah Hynian slc0,. Edgar Leh
man $685.. Korublatt Brother. SNi
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22
FrOEcn-Then ON Fire.

NE application Of Ice TO the small Of your back
sensation produced by the chill that precedes the
F" malaria Then the roasting stage. when
!. 'e'h ihrob, and is scorohed II with liquid FIRE
You well nigh dissoiv. in exhau.ting perspiration
49, ~men's are not remediabe permanently with
to. "hich 10. moreover a most damaging cumulative
snd =, 'oseiter's Stomach Bltters drives out the foe
Its further attacks 1t is the leading medicinal
tad So against malaria all the continents Of North
Lsr,. america. Guatemala. the Is;hmus Of Panama.
p., a Australia. II regulates the liver. stomach.
s,eu.. sno kidneys. enriches blood and promotes
~ !. sep and digestion. II IL not only . medicine.
Il hna setvs cordial welcome to the delicate
samatic tendency ID counseracted by IT,
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22
VALE RARELY DEFEATS BROWN.

New-Haven April 2l (SpecaD Yale and
Brown this afternoon played the most exciting
ball game witnessed thus far this season mere.
The visitors took the lead az the outset and kept
IL TIL the last inning when Yale batt"1 out u1e
winning run on a three-base hit by Case ana A
single by Stephenson. Brown outpiayed Yale az
the bat and In the field. but at critical points laie
work was the steadier. Feeling ran hlgh ana
blows were twice exchanged by Yale and Brown
players A noisy Brown delegation cheefed the''
team throughout the match The score.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For Maine IIampshir" AMI vermont local sho""'f
followed iy clearing weathrr slightly cooler IN the In
terror.
For Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut 'ca
rains but probably during grea er portion of the day
slightly cooler SUNDAY evening
For Eastern New-York. Eastern PennNl'"nm' Ne"
-s.v and Delaware occasiona Hight showers but gen
I,, fair during the day. slightly cooler. n"thwe'erly
winds
For the District - Columbia, Maryland HslnlA ana
.'r,n G.roi,na weather conditions are favorable Tor
light local hut the weather VIII probably d" ialI
MINI greater - the day slightly cooler
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22

stations In Ncw-YorS foot Of barclay and
Christopher Streets.
VEsTIBULED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET


Direct route to NENAl.N. BLOOMFIELD. MONTCLAIR,
TIE ORANGES. summit Bernsrdsvle BasSing
Ridge Madison Morrlsiown. ,'assaic Paterson. Boom
ION Dover Stanhope. BUDDS LAKE. LAKE no.
PATCONG Hackcttstown. SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN.
Washington. PHIILIPSBI'RG. EASTON. WATER
GAP STROt'DSBURG Potoro Mountains SCRAN.
Ton. PITTSTON. WILKES BARRE. NANTICOKE.
DANVIIIE NORTHUMBERLAND Montrose. BING.
iIANTON OXFORD NORWICH Ws,erylle UTICA.
RICHFIELD SPRINGS. Cortland. SYRACUSE. os.
WEGO. ITHACA. OMEiO. ELMIRA CORNING.
HATH DANSyllLE. hCrFAI0S, ard all points
WEST NORTHWEST AND sol TIiN ST
7:eo A. M-BINGHAMToN MAIL Stops AT principal
9oo A. -BJFrAl.o SCRANTON. BLNGHAMToN
UTICA SYRACUSE and OSWEGO EMPRESS. Pull
man I;uff-t parlor Cars Connects with
train for Chicago arriving $50 a. morning
90 T. M-SCRANTON BINGIAMTON and EI.MIRA
EMPRESS Pullman pailor cars.
Ol'TII EMPRESS. Pullman parlor cars
n Nj daily Bi' FFAlfD. SCRANTON. BINGHAM.
Ton ard EIMIRA LIMITED EXPRESS Pullman
lnfic Seepers. Arrives at I:i5 n IN.
900 y NJ ,Daly-Ru FFALO. SCRANTON BINGHAM.
TON UTICA. SYRACUSE and OSWEGO EMPRESS.
Pullman Buffet Slsepers.
TiGKTTS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at T3
Murray 429 Broadway, Tickets ferry stations.
ave New-Yorl 33S 72b Fuionsc. and - Broadway.
Brooklyn Time tables. giving full Information at all sta
atoms -. -..-.. .
check baggage from hotel residence 10 destination
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22
,rpST GAME OF THE SEASON.
,ocAL BASEBALL STRUGGLES BE-
'' GIN WITH A DEFEAT.

10y vH1TEwAsHED BY THE CHAMPION
.-oy MEN-BRIDEGRooMs oUrPLAYED
,r EVERY PoINT-2o.oco PEOPLE
WATCH THE CONTEST.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22

cu.o,,b perimeni. Posi-
PRINCETON DEFEATS W ESLT' H'''

Princeton. April 81 (SpeciaD.-Prince'oh ,,at,a
v,os,avan in a game to-day, which was Vaiu"o''
for practice At time was Wesleyan nrnsss ,n
and ~ IT had not been for an error oriS ~ not ha We
Scored In the second inning OHIO ,b ,spm immed-
ahkIe ,rh ne came was called at the end OF '"e
aaeD, aDHn,, inning TO enable Wesleyans 10 c'''" :"
train: The score: . ? a 1s
Princeton ."''''''''.........0 0 /
Batteries-Anman and TrepGhnre pl1nreton Errors
n,rc.ton a Wesleyan g. Base hlts-rrmee'o" x ."
W..isysn l. Time Of the game TWO houi''
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22

THE RECORD.
GAMER IN OTHER CITIES.

Philadelphia Aprl 21.-Fifeen thousand persons
sae.'sd the Philadelphia Club 10 victory ms a''''
a''a a, the opening game Of the championship season
N this city. no I'D Washington hglre IN IN"
en'ss. and after the second inning. when Esper was
snockei o. the box. n only question "' INC
s1e o, the majority Arthur Irwin's men would ger
~. erosd hled the grand stand and bieacRefs o,6
vv,s'novng. and made complete circle o, the i nrri
rf.n hundred Invitations had been issued to prom
, va, si,y officials and others. and az racn "ne 6po
sor. '' ''"
Washington ................O o o = :
Philadelphia ...............I 6 . o o 90
srsssAs-washns,on rsA Philaaephia ie ana Ne
esis csrsty e',f5i'; sad ctmen'.. Gmpire-Iufs
louisville. April 2i-The Clevelands even"l up "'
sh' ~-day by defeating the home team hemm'"S ""' wa
s'' the box did good work but Earles poor "''"
the Be, virtually ss hs Fams 1nr rser| ASoa %%s i io
sssors shivered through the game Part o' 'ne UNIV
rrzing rain fell. The score.'
S's.sil;i SSs'Sili :.:.::s -
,sSshs-Lousynle S Cleveland Errors, I"uiSvlIs ,,
" thinner. Umpire-Err~lie
ureinnati April 2I-Chamberiain pitched magnihcHn'
sN1 today and received perfect support AbDcf was MT
e ~ In the first inning but after that he settled down
:, but for ragged support the would have been
- 20 smaller Chicago defeated through inaDnV
, III Chamberlain when hits were wanted. The score;
sssS- ................o ..............o %
sss.hi,s-clncinna, H. Chicago G. Errors-Chicago o.
ssnes-Ahbey and scAriver; Chamberlain ana Mu'p"'
1@Ie-SwartWood.
- ~ Louis April 2I.-The Ptsburg team rallied In hne
80 IN the last half ~ game to-day and defeated
A. o. Louis nine follows:
ssis ,.'.........ii ..........i u
pssSn-s' Louis .. Ittsburg s EIror,-s' Louis y;
.T.'g Batteries-GleasOn and Buckley. HunDert
!, mack Umpire-McQuaid
60 April 2I.'rhe Cornell baseball team to-day de
E,. team from ~, Johns military Academy. OF
Gu " y. by the score Of 10 TO B. The score:
T. s'......................3 u . = wv
sHn' ......................O U U U
~.-nts-Correll g. St. John 4 Errors-Cornei G. ~.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22

For all kinds Of headache and all
other conditions resulting from consti-
patton, go by the book on Beechams
pills.
Book free, pills 25c. At drug
stores; or write to B. F. Allen Co.,
365 Canal st., New York
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22

John 5 -Aldrioh. Smith and Young; Mahoney
and Iestsge Tmpire-rarr
suited: Harvard T. Dartmouth 2 Batteries Harvard.
Highlands and Scannel Dartmouth Dnsmore and A1-
bot
Al Savannah-Atlanta s. Savannah 3
At Char-ston-C Charleston 20 Macon C.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22

e IE / ~ ES.
Through trains for Cnioago and the West leave New
DOT o Chambers-st. daily follows and Ave
miutes earlier from West 23d-st
o.II n. M.-NesUD.lcd r.aIress for Wayerly. Bing.
"'Ao hamton. Emira Buiaio Bradford aad salA-
manca- Psrlor Bunaio
D.0O 4. M.-Nestibule Limited. Solid train for Chi.
o''o cago. ia Chautauaua Lake seepers to Chi
aso. Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
GRO f.M-Sond train 10 Chieaso Via Niagara Falla
Q.on i. M.-Nia ChautauQua Lake and Niagara Falls
O'oV Solid trGiL TO Chicago Seepers 10 Buffalo.
Chicago and Cincinnati. - -
I oCAL TINE TABLE. TICKETS And PULLMAN
East i25,h;st chamScf and Wst 23d;st ferries New
ard Jersey city station Ere Transfer Company calls foe
baggage from hotels and residences dest
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22

uroyrr ....................I o
Val. ............................o ! " "
-, ,,,yaie / Tw,-hase George. Three base
M case Sacrifice ts-''sse >. Stephenson ~ 80,
Ir,,,,W stolen base-Murphy First base on beiIf w
White l. of Carter .. lit by ptshrd pan , pns,in
,'s.sd isiis-G-ecnway Tenney J. Struck "u' isnNn
i,"nne George 2 cook Bustard Double pIay S'"'r
=, Itus,a-j Arfuthno' S'ephen-1n mlr"s ha''' "'
yartford Jones, Of Providence. Tine-l"'
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22
JOHN II. MOODDI Rb.
DERM MATOIOGICAI. IN>Tl1t TIE.
E.,,bIi.hcd I25 West I2d St.. v \.
Winter ST., BOstOn.

John II Woodbury. 3. the nrrnto, - Ny'lou,, , :
Facial S,ap fYr the SKIN. Scalp and 'owpl"N"h II pun
ntseptlc medicinal toilrf s,ap f'r datlN us" II "ln
,slies ~ ftr A. sotp th' F-thng h'hh"E pi'F h
elements fhat Years pri'ti-l experience treating We
skin have proven most beneficial.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22
ROYAL BLUE LINE
WEST SHORE r. r.

Trains West 42dsL station. New-iork as foiow"
nnu Is s.rlrT from loot franniinst;
DI5 A. M.-Daily for Albany, Utica, syracuse itocn-
ester Buffalo Niagara Falls. Detroit. Chicago; eS'
Saturday for Toronto.
5I5 t. M-Day for Albany. Montreal. Utica. Syracuse.
Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit
Cleveland and Chicago. , So.
Si1J 4. M.-Daiiy fT Albany, 'ntca, SYracuse. foch'
ester Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit Cieve-
For tickets Timetables parlor and seepingcar accom-:
rodatios apply city Offices Brooklyn and New YORK and
At stations Timetables principal hotels For other In.
formation address . 49,, ,. ..
Vanderbilt New -York.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22
BALTIMORE

Earned rins-Batmore 3. First base by errors Hrw.
York / Lef on bascs-New- York 3: baltimore flt''
base on balls-ON Wes'eryelt .. or Inks struck ou
iSr We.teryel, 2 bv Inks l. Twr.nase hits Broii'.
PYouthers Sacrifce hits-Dsvis. Van Haltrcn Tier
nan R-ou,hers Inks iIi' 10y p.tche1-Iiy Inks J. ~
Westervel, l. Wild p,ch--Inks !. tmpire-Lynch
Time OF Rame-i 30.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22
Railroads.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
tAuthracite coal used cNcluslN"lyD
Four tracks Automatic BLOCK SlEh"ts'

tAuthracite coal used cNclusiN"lyD
Four tracks Automatic Block Sgnats.
ror Faston. Bethlehem. Allentown MaNSh "a "A "a
f. tlston $50 ~ 20 t. Allentown r. NJ Su"'s'' D.
30 1.l5 \. NJ. 100 30 J. NJ o.,o NJ
For Wflcsharrc. Pittston and Scranton. ''V ~ M
10 80 t:3O =. NJ sundays. 40 A. NJ ,,.,o n
For Reading at 80 So, ~" 10 ,9:,i nSht sun:
davs 4:3O 4 NJ. 90 80 so. 20 + ", 10 ~
For Harrisburg nt 40 500 o:lO A. NJ n s'
400 5.45 T. NJ. l-:l5 night sundays loo' o'"o i ''
For For snnbury Iewsburr aru wmsmsport at 20 500
aIO A. NJ. 1:io 100 ~ y ~ iSii nih' s,s np nisbt
For RCD Eank Lo.r Brarch and poins south 20 P9,n,
peesan 4:3O s5 II 30 4 NJ. l;3o. ~. S'f,, 20 ~
hank, 900 20 G3s 10 Rcd Rano. h:la r. pn.o Sun'
days except Ocean Grove ard Asbury faFA 'oo ~ "'
''o l. NJ roP LAKEWOOD.
$50 S:i5 A. NJ i4j. $40 10 /. NJ, ,., .,, II,
For Farmlnsdale Tom, River 6 S4,'sfa' f"'N anu DAT
Fc, Atlantic CITY. vneand and brdse'on' ''' a. '''
For Monmou.h ro,ch ee,bright and Highland Beach
20 s.1S II 10 \. NJ. 10 LAD @oV' f'-o - ~" N
Gays 900 A. ". 100 =. W
ROYAL BLUE LINE
To PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
FOR l'nlIadelpnia, dAys. 49, 500. 3Vo. ,V.V'
II 80 DINING Carp A. NJ. 80. 3vo 400 ,Bunet fS,.9t
carp. 300 Dining csD 600 80 $40 = M, III NJ -
isso 100 DINING Cap 7:so T. 81 i2.i5 night %
For Baltimore and Washington, week days, vU. ~ ;ov
dining carr \. NJ. 80, 300 500 tDn'ng Can @ @e:o,
r i?' nIg9t snn@ay, aS" Pa" II 10 ia,s HnS nsS, Ta
ac T'sf!' tis 81 ST. 'giiiS 'isS saa roaa%a
"a 4MaS c6"mbns % Avc Ncw-York: Court 500 fulton
81. Brookiyn: sS Broadway Williamsburg The New:
from ho,r u residence to destination
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22
CANES YESTERDAY.

%sy- York ,. Pittshurg . St. Louis ..
fd;InoIe r5-ooklvn o. Cleveland 3 Louisville !.
t-,on 8 10 Washing Cincinnati s. Chicago O.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22
n. Y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.

Trains leave foot Of West 42dst followa ID minutes
earlier from Frankln-st:
$50 A. 'da!ly except sunday 70, Waikiki xsnsy
Carbonate. scranton. Walton Delhi. Sidney Norwich.
3i3 p VI. (except Sundav) Sullivan Co. Express for
Waikiki Valley Railroad stations. Campbell Hall Middle.
Mountain Dale. Centrevlle. Falsburg.
urleyvillc. Liberty Falls Liberty. ParssvIle and Liv.
ngston Manor. 80
rs T. NJ daily Middle;own Summi,yie. Fall:burs.
Norwich Oneida Fulton Oswego Niagara Falls. Detroit
Chicago
J. c. ANDERSON q. =. A.,
Reay
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

=, this d,arran white line SHOWS the
changes in pressIre ~ Indicated by The Ironnss seII-
broken line represents tenn
nsrature as observed at Perry's Pharmacy
Tribune once Aprll 81. m-Cloudy and threaten
Ing rain Temperature ranging between 40 ana ~ '''
the average being 5D's.
The weather to-day likely to be rainy or cloudy with
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22

III. Alsrts q, Seton Hall College South Orange.
opened their season yesterday with conhict OF
dates Two teams were hand and two fve-
inning games were PLAYED: the first with the Colieee
0. the City OF Ncw-York. and the second win the
Long Island City College Hospital team Ihe Alerts
yon both games The score 10y innings was
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE WAsHINGToN CHICAGO. CINCrN.
NfT S 9Ts Sa sRyc ANR h On rGETS Hn TRNTYs Tysr
Leave New York. foot Of Lbert@-st daily CHICAGO.
,;s. M a1 ia;is .!sht. PiTTSI.RS SO :. 4:
Nr:sdays; 600 2 NJ s9nd,,ys ,a,!,S 7:ao wAsHINo
C3.0o TX sun-) Is Oo Dining Carr; Goo P. ~ Sunday
I:3o, l2;l5 nigh, All trains daily EXCEPT 500 r. ~
ORLEANS. 500 p NJ. dsiIv through sleeping car
Illuminated by Pinseh Light nnc,. l;2. csi as ii:c
Fuiion.s Brookyn station foct OF Lbery-st. c. 4. 4
Nsw.York Transfer Company viii call for sssv.s&
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22

Earned runs-Bos.on . First base by erors-Boston -
Nt On hases-Boson g. Brooklyn B. FIRST base on pd,'s
OF Nichols ~ stein . Struck out-By NICHOLS D. hN
STEIN 2 Home run-Nash. Three-hase hits-l'one NC
csrhy Two-hase hits-Tucker CorcoTan SaStice S r.
Low, Stolen s-Corcoran. Double plavs-Sten QUIZ
i,s Day Long Lowe and Tucker :. Long ana iucker,,
Hit BY picher-Burns Cmpire-O Rourke' lime vi
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22

\ LARGE MOI TIL
POWDER MARK :
TATTOO MARKS.
FAILING HAIR.
RID VEINS
4 RED NOSE
\ Pro $DSt..
BLACK HEADS.
BIRTH ARK :.
IARBEHS' lrcii
, 1894-09-12
CLAUDE S. lDauer to0t.
Der linn BON See 8oeoer bei9ebrahten
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES erIe9en.

6eltte Otorgen um Z ltbr 10 Wtin. itarb
III Der Yoliclinif ser Gecbt5a1tpalt Glauoe
6. BaIlcr, nelcber bon SEQ Roeoer, po1
Der Nbbofotenfirlna Brandt & 6ofimann
go. l23 @lartltraBe am Sonnabeno 0urcb
cine GeUolDertugel ic9iper ~perlpunoet ipurbe,
Ser BeriUun0ete ipurbe uripriinqLiA mach
bent 2afeiiDe 6o8pttaI 9ebraebt, no er pon
Or. 81. s.. 0en0erlo Oil beban6elt ipurbe.
OeItern erfol8te feline lteberfiibrung
na3 ber Policlintc. Sem 0ater SoGn
&c. 980ller tpar bon Charles GitD,
Soma, no ct ais 8teDagent tDGtig
lit, telc9rap6ti6 bicrDer berufen unD
br0c5te Die lebte gfa9t am Ster0elager
leinc5 So6neS SIT. Glouoe 9. Nauer ipar
% Sabre alt uno unoerbeiratDet. @r blieb
bis cine Stunbe boz ieinem Sobe BEL DoIcnt
8eipuBtlejn uno unter5cid)nete meDrere
runoci9entDintSii al leinen
Batter. Serner Dictirte ct Mn!ueiIungcn
unb @riilie al feline Treutbe. Oic Qeicbe
ipirb Deute 9td0utittag BON 3 bis 5 ltbr lit
Den 8e ItattungSrdunlen bon 8oDoItenBro8.,
9fr. 1875 Cottage 0rope 2[be,, auf9ebGbrt
ieit, 10 6aB bic GreunOe oe5 Gricboiienen
einen lebten Slid auf bielel6c perfcn f0nz
men. Der Slater miro bic 9ei6e bann nit
nab @6arIeS GttD, So, neGmen unb bort
becrDi9cn.
Der &eritorbene ipobnte $50. 1914 Safz
ion @OuIeDarb. ST itubirte auf Der 0tort0z
~neitern llniOeriitdt u1b ~gra6uirte i'm
Sabre 1892. Gor bier Sabren lieB CT iicb
in G6tca8O ais practi5irenber 2(bOOtat
nicber.
Seq &oe6er pur6e beute Nlor8er pom
@efdn8niBOirectOr Worri8 in Die Sbbut
Dc5 0itIfScorOner 8u6IeD au8geliefert, INN
ais 13enge BET Dem Snqueit 2tusia8en 81
madeu.
Gr pur6e ben @rOBgei9poreren ii6erz
ipieien.