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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-22
POLITICAL ODDS AND ENDS.
THE REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.


A CONFERENCE TO CONSIDER TIME AND
PLACE FOR HOLDING IT.
Several members Of the Republican State Execn-
tive Committee are expected In town to-day. and
C. W Hackc,t Of Utica. the chairman OF the state
Committee Will also De here. a comparison OF
views may result In issuing "A call FOR meeting OF
tho State Committee % decide upon time ana
place for holding the Republican state ConVehuoN
Mr. Pint, said last evening that there had been no
discussion so far as be knew. IA 10 when the con-
,vcnton Viii be called. bu, there seems to be httie
doub, tina, the place ~ meeting will b. Saratoga
and m. fore part Of September IL regarded with
favor as "A satisfactory time FOR putting the ticket
I'm the nsld. The call Will designate the number OF
delegates which each county is entitled according
10 tho vote roilel for Governor last November
The element in the party repr~s by the mem
hers Of the newly organized Republican State club
Intends making the enlargement Of the state Com
mite. an issue In the convention The toai humo'r
Of members In the State Committee as at present
constituted Is ,hirtyeight. which Includes one LOT
e,ch Congress district. one additional member from
New-York CITY. and an advisory committee OF three
made up Of Msssrs. PLAT. Miller and Depew Al
nsoe.on OF tn. list shows that thrty-hve counties
I'm tho STATE are unrepr.sented In the State Commit
The plan OF the special committee. Of which Cor
rci!us - Bliss * chairman. and Mayor Jewett. OF
Buffalo. General Horace Porter. Commissioner
nrooknelA .x-Iulge Robertson. OF Westchester; ID.
T.. "a and ,ne"ertl,l Eepublicans are mem
hers IL to Increase the committee 70 LOO, or one rep
resen,a:iye therein FOR each Assembly district under
the new apportionment OF the state ,
Mr. BIS. has been receiving r. sp9rs's from proni-
neni Republicans in every part Of the STATE when
ucntc hat the sentiment 81 ne orsSnS,,oh en- S,n
,nii.ce out Of tho hands Of the few men who have
Dc eonns IT, mof6Tery S Mr T P.s oo tSSr
W. XII pc abe to defeat the purpose OF the people
~ Z D.
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THE WEST SIDE TENNIS TOURNAMENT
DIR. FRAZER AND MISS ATKINSON WIN ~ THE
MIXED DOruIEs MISS MIiL.ETr5
prI-skY PLAY

Y.s,erday's matches In the West side Tennis
Clubs tournament were interrupted several times
hv rain but between the showers three important
contests were played The fcatur" OF the day was
tho final round 81 he mixed doubles. ana ID" *
element ran high In the fourth set In IN" lhHi"'
singles too much enthusiasm was aroused by ~"
pluckv brace Of Miss Millcti who pulled out IN"
third So, IN her match against Miss S'raiion after
Il had been scored against her.
This afternoon W Gordon Parker VIII meet Dr.
W y Frazer In the final round OF the mems sin
giles Miss Atkinson and Miss Milctt VIII pay
,hc anal match I'm ladies' singles and the nnal FOR
the consolation prize viii also take plhc" hest"r-
days scores follow.
Mixed doubles final rc'inil Dr. ". y Frazer nni Miss
Atkinson beat T. Parn!cy Pare" and Miss hr'l"is : ..
&c. g 3. . :.
Ladies' singles i-cmnnai roundi Miss Mileit beat Mss
e,ratfnn ID 90 - Sis Atkinson beat Miss Trim
II. g T.
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DESIGN FOR THE GOLF TROPHY.

DESIGN FOR THE GOLF Iforhi'
THE GIFT OF THEODORE A. HAVEMEYE"-S''-
CEssFtL BEGINNING or THE ASSOCIATIONS
The Executive Committee oil the me- r.oor,.
Golf Association which was organ'zen '"'' 49,.
her held a meeting on Thursday eVen,"s a.
housc of the president Theodore ~ INV" =,
Tho on;v members of the committee present
sides Mr. Havemeyer were y l." "''''
and H. O. Tallmaige, secretary .,,ch
Designs for the 81 900 championship trophy
Mr. Uavemeycr has offered to the aSs .o,
exhibited TO the committee. and a''er va. c
alteration one submitted by J. h. 'a'u"e''
~ phi,ode,nhia was accepted. This Is 10 oe o"
~, na1eo,,os, tronhics of the kind ever conteste'i
Gov and n nhotograph OF the accepted dcs'sn WIN
shortly be published 1t is TO be a perpetual ~
lcngc cup 10 he held each year by inc '''' ,,
which the winner OF the amateur ''"'Pr
shall have entered. In addition the "'''"o's :" 49,
contest Will receive the following medals; Inc "'s
gold: the second silver. and III" third anu 'o"' -"
hr,rzc Tho omen championship prizes cohS'''
chiefly Of money because the contest II a'noS' '''
tain TO be won by professionals va. ~
amateur como out ahead the sum VIII Do cNPe"'''
in plate. MI, ,,-
The following clubs have applied FOR "'"cu "'''"
bcrshlp in the association and were nhah''"o"''
elected AT the meeting: Lakewood Goh C'up' A'e'
aovhrook Hunt club of Hampstead. L. L. anu NV
Morris County Golf club OF Morris'o"n' ~ -
Those clubs which were already mc'np''' W "
association nre the chicago Cor '"p' N"""'.'
club Of Brooklinc, Mass; Newport "ot 'I"". ."
Andrews Golf club. OF Workers; Shinn"'o'N NM
Golf club ~ southampton. l.. l.; EsSeN 'o""'
club Of Manchester. Mass; Philadelphia county
,,luh and Richmond County Country 'Wb' 81 H'"''"
Island. ,
Tho organizers Of the United states Con "HSo'''
ton are thoroughly satisfied with Its su''"H''"' o'
rlnning Financially It IS IN most n3ursh'ns Vu'
ditl,n having ns one of the officers J'Nlht',.
more money than u knows what Ia 90 WIZ. ~.
Ilavcm.yrrs gift " the trophy tr"'7l tn' W, -
ton from the expense of proNl11nH oh' - '. 49,.
money prizes for professionals VIII h' ""'"' Wv
only considerable - pcndi'urc {" nc maze III,
New York is the FIRST c.t' 90 provide pnni' h "'
lnks 10 hc kept In condition 10y ~" fAfk y.
.lnn,rs and to be uscl hy any .luh" or mHN''u''
who NAV npply for permits ,ucn 'oulN' "r ,
hc,n lad oui at Van CoTtan!t PARK. ana ""tn VI,
# has been pirhcd rapidly sine" IA" lat"f isn. :"
Ni1V There arc nine holes. all ,i'i ni M i
,rnck and the hazards consist ~ walls h''t"S ~
fences ard artificial hunkors ~ ift N"1''''.
aoddel some weeks ago the putting greens arc NO.
vet I'm good condition and the grass Is t'' 'o,h 81
many pllcrs so that the course j. hafdy N't III 80.
regular pay The Mosholu COLI Gun ~ 'ns j., ~ ~
amply FOR H.. II the Inks ana. hl''n; . -
through tho influence % - members INA, W. W.,
courac was la.l out This club Viii nave" nc rs "
The grounds ON Monday W. ln~slay ana S'.ru'h y
afternoons. all The rest Of the week h'lH sum ''
to other applicants
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THE NARRAGANSETT PARK MEET.

Providence June N-The sport at Narragansett
park this afternoon was witnessed by large crowd
There were two rafting finishes Fugitive beat
po,vdora the favore. in the second race by nose.
and In the third Lady Greenway had hard tussle
',,h pu,w,rk Only three horses went to the post
o. Tho one and one-half- mile hurdle race which
won easily by Chevy Chase. Summaries;
FRS, race tsx fun Fcrrier 129 Ont liunn)
a., Richmond 100 o.. Horton). second: Ducas. rs
1snedeker, third Tims-I:is DAILY md sir Singenton
so.,od r,ce lone mileJ--Fugitive IS tGin0riJ, won
,Anra oi fScoj second; Hellas. 30 GStufnej third
Timc-i:4 "a First Light and Lohsp'ooH "'so ran
Third race tye furongs)-Iady Greenway. 100 stuneD
xoni BuIwark. s5 (Burck,. second beTnariine 10j
,Yark, third T1me-l O3h. Sir Edward, Ireana, ImpO
ssuon Beiicfonte and True Love also ran
Fourth race tone mile and sx,eenh,-lay or Play. io2
(Veish Equity. 100 VSneoeAeH' ssc0no 6sropess
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NEW-JERSEY TENNIS CHAMPI'NS'l''
MILES uEFEATs PALMER FOR FIRST PLACE N
rpt.H.sTT MATCH

rorR-sET MATCH
Tho hard rain Yesterday afternoon dii not seem
% have any effect on the enthusiasm of The New
Jersey tennis cracks. for the nnal round IN 'h"F
state championship coni'st was continued N'o"k"
tho shower George II Nl''s. OF the orang" Lawn
club Won first place. defeating X II i"''"'''
OF the Ilobokcn Valley club. IN 'o'r-''' MAJ" -
90 &c. 6 Gt II" VII play against ''SS"''
Tho r-cscu, holder Of tho state cup. today.
r.,,, tho ,rc,.,ors record Of tho two men a much
closo- match Was expected yesterday ihan 'hc
score shows. irii VET grounds and heavy Dan"
were responsible for good deal ~ poor ""iK on
both sides Mics held the oI"ning set safe an
IN. way doing some pretty work ~ the net. '''
IN IN. second he foil back FOR n base in' game
quite contrary TO his usual ana stronger p'"''
t.l,,tr was ouick 10 take advantage 81 re opening
o0er,I and forced his game 20 NOR" "G
grossly. pace. AMI. though the scores ran pretty
,.o,i, tho games fcn steadily 20 the HON" play
or until he pulled out 6 thus lynx ne r'ot"
Tho ,hrd got saw Miles again at III" net II"
made some clever srash"s AM rlarcl 20 great al
vantage Palmcr's backhand was very weak ana
tho Orange man played 20 II for H'"a} s"'"H
p,,,,er made n strong eror, 20 rally. and sue
cccdci in passing Niles several times on "hs h''n
drives down the side lines and IN n number % vol
,.,s q, the nc, hu, he lo@, the nualiy through
his erratic. unsteady game IN" scof" MAS D. III
In the ronr,h &c, Palmer showed brilliant to-.
MS ana Miles though ~ regular - ever. '"Nll
make no h"adway against MN, ne n-"
games To- his opponents ihr'e. but AT ms 'ti, a.
po!nt n forsook MS net position which S"rm"I 10
be carrying him safely ior"a, ana IA H. n',n
,'s s.cir. tosiiion AT the net. lie lad not Tho
accuracy 70 avail agalns; man ~ d,icr ~ Ml W.
",,ck Palmer made a squirt jusi a The finish. AMI
had a chance q; wing Tho games AZ nye AZ. nu,
S"H H LVowcf No Iau IN clean crosscourt drive
tahing the So, g and with It the match
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-22
THE LAST DAY AT ASCOT.
CAPTAIN MACHEIis RANENSh'hf "i"S I'M
ALEXANDRA PLATE-cNsHENhAih" HA"-
barry AND HEBRON ARE THE

barry AND Hfsbi'N ann mn
OTHER WINNERS.
1ondon June 2l.-To-day was the last day Of the
Ascot meeting The crowd was dense and the
.,,o,,s yore Of fair interest. There large at
,enAance OF the sporting element. but the ladies'
were fewer in number than on the preceding days.
Among the Americans present were MIS- Morgan.
Mrs Pinchott Mrs. Dougas-Grant Miss Scott and
Mr. and Mrs James Laurence. OF Boston. Inc
toilets OF the ladies' were greatly admired.
Tho Hardwicke Stakes OF 900 sovercigns. added
N a sweepstakes Of 10 sovcreigns each. for three
year-oIds and upward: the second 70 receive " per
cent and the third per cent on the whoie Stakes
ono mile and half tG3 subscriptions); was won by
N r. IAbaudy's brown colt Barbary. by bafcaI-
dine-Dcsert Queen four years old; NJ. A. ADeiIlc' :
hrovn horse Calstratc. by Cambyse-'itr"neie
five years old was second; H. ii. Conbe brow"
colt Tlthonus BY 81. Simon-lmmorteAe. three
wears old third. The betting was 10 10 against
parbary. to on Calllstratc and TO against
Tithonus. I}arbary won by ichs'h anu nam
Tithonus was bad third.
The race for the Nottingham Stakes thandcap
Of Il sovereigns EACH with 800 sovere'gns h'deh' ior
three r-olds and upward: the second l" receive
100 sovereens out OF the stakes; thrce-duariers OF
q mile (75 subscriptions); was won by MY lIake's
,rown col, Hebron by Kilwarln- Scraphine. four
wears old: Colonel Norths chestnut colt Red Heart
by Uilarius, Cherry Iupe-the sabine ufec
wears old was second. Max LcNaudys oat'ahns
(nedigree not gven). Ave years old. third inc last
(
Red Heart. 10 against Oatands. Hebron won
easlv by three lengths and Red Heart finished TWO
lengths in front OF Oatlands
The Alexandra Plate OF 1000 sovercigns. added to
a sweepstakes Of % sovercigns each, penalties ana
allowances the second horse TO receive 2O soVer-
.,o,e ont Of the stakes md the third 10 save his
stake. the start at the New Mile post and go once
around about three miles Uwenty,thIec subscrp-
tions, was won by Captain MachelIs brown morse
Ravensbury by Economy Penitent hye years ga
prince Soltykoif's bay colt Iorik"et. by New Ii"i-
i.nd SongIess four years old. second; VI. J.
Iaw, her's chestnut horse Houndsdtch. by St Peter
-ClarIssma five years old. third the betting was
7 TO / on Kavensbury. % II against Iorikce' ana
10 ! against Houndsditch. ., u.....,., ,
with 300 sovcreigns added for two-year-o.ds, win
Ming nenaties and sex allowance Inc sccohl 10 re-
ce,ve ten per cent the whole stake I'VE furIonHs
and lsG wards 0wenty-sx subscrptionsl, was won
Nv II NcCalmonts chestnut colt CushenhalI ny
Timothy-Craftiness: the Duke OF WestInins,er =
bav flIv Attainment. by Wisdom Rcpeutioh, was
second. Lord Wolvortons brown colt MusIcy chicf.
bv Rand Objective. by Carnival. third Inc post
hating was to ! against Cushenddll even money
on Attainment, 10 to ] against Musley chief.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-22
THE NEW lid ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The Republican election district captains or the
rew MA Aascmby District met last night In Green
v,ch Hall Christopher and Greenwich SITS. and
formed a permanent organization Thirty-eight
CAPTAINS were present. and the following ofhcers
FOR the new Assembly district were elected: Pres'-
dent william H. Mas: first vicepresident. Johh
Won Gerchten; second vice-president. Chares d.
1,arton: third vice-presiient r. Connor sergeant
alarms John Frederick: secretary Henry Alt
meier. and treasurer Isaac Fuher: Committee on
Permanent Headquarters H. Altmeier. John Weich
AVA n Rosenberg An Executive Committee or ten
~ N compaicn Committee Of ten were also ap-
pointed resolution adopted unanimously IN
dors,nr the administration OF Mayor strong COM
mIssioner Brookfied and Governor Morton. ana
calling upon the Republicans In the now llid As
scmbly District to unite against lammahy nan
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GOOD GOVERNMENT PRESIDENTS.
THE WORK or THE CLUBS DISCUSSED AT THE
IaMoNTIlrY DINNER.

IINONTIliN DINNER
The presidents OF the Good Government clubs held
their regular hlmonthly dinner last night In Good
G,y.rnmcut club Us Headquarters. No. 90 West
Thiriy-third-st Edward ID. Page. president OF the
Nth Assembly District Club presided. and James
C. Carter. president OF the city club was the guest
of the evening. Among those present were a. y an
Eriosen club 4. Newell Martin. Club -; Edwar!
T. Merrill club +. l.. j. Callahan. ). Car'nan lar-
rlott club +: Morris Cukor. club T.: James Is Key
nol!s club Y. Olcott Payne. Cub II; J. T. Sher-
man club u. r. w G.. Yelling. club d; ii. Kahn.
club Is: &. e. Nadal. club r.: the Rev. Peter Stry-
kor club H. H. {. q Koch. club 7; J. y. Wing
club =. A. H. KENYON club =: ~ J. FelIman
club Y. Moses Opp"nhe 'lnh y; George H.
Bishop club +. and Edwin latham.
The dinner was without set speeches. and the
evening was passed In Informal discussion Of the
work accomplished by the clubs. which was Ie-
clared 10 haze been most satisfactory. flans Tor
continued work were also discussed The general
o,ir on was that the work OF the clubs IN the effort
to maintain municipal reform should be Kept up
After the c,ose Of this discussion James e. Carter
spoke IN favor OF National Municipal League
olnting ont the good work that u cculu accomplish
In tn. case OF better and purer municipal govern
inent In the large cities.
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UOWLAND WINS AT BAY RIDGE

Tho invitation tournament Of the Crescent Am
lc,lc club was continued yesterday afternoon al
Bay Ridge Though there are three matches yr'
play. Iowlanl is winner 81 hrst Prize inc Ne"
Erg.and champion winning hts third tournament IN
succossion Rowland settled matters by beating his
most Formidable rival stevens. In straight sets.
running TO the net and placing sharply 10 stevens
backhand. The last set alone was close. fl'cher
pushed Post down into last place by beating MN
with ease In straight SETS the last being played In
the rain. There will he lively struSHe TOT s''"hh
honors to-day. The scores
Invitation singles Rowland. New. f"rk aeica"i
Richard Stevers IIof,,ken. %. o.. 10; tnwin l.
Fischer, West side 7. g.. defeated AFRO" d i"S -
crescent Athletic club u 2. q T. q 3
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SECRETARY LAMONT ~ OMAHA.

Omaha. Neb.. June 1.-THE officers at Army Head
ouortcrs here assembled yesterday In the Office Of
General Coppinger and proceeded In uniform to the
Webstcr-st. depot where they met Secretary OF
War Lamont and his party. committee com-
posed OF Ex-Governor Boyd. Senator Henderson and
others. was at the depot to meet the Secretary to
ask him regarding the establishment OF n military
school at Omaha. In a general conversation Sena-
tor Henderson asked the Secretary what he intend
ed doing in regard TO charging the Department.
"Oh, I'm going 10 make you people happy some
time"
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The standing Of the players follows:


Philadelphia. June 2.-Thc game pe'"''h the
All Ncw-York and Germantown cricket teams was
started n, Mannheim to-day on the grounds OF the
home club. When strmps were drawn 'rmnh-
town had made IA runs and New-fork had lost
seven wckots while gathering 1856 runs 1ycrs
who got the top score OF the day, played beautiful
cricket. and gave but one chance whiis mak'hs
batici well although he had some luck Play
will be resumed tomorrow.
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second; Prince 95 Scherrer). II TO ]. third l'e-

second Prince o. ,scherrer). Il TO !. third Time
1:22.. 49, .
g., -o. ,e,.o ,,,r,o,rs,-John H.. % Tubcrvilrl.
10 l. won; 81. Anna 90 Garner " 10 d. S'''""' ~
81 dunn .. third. Time-l;"' 400 -
rh,, ro. ,oro an, o,eouor,cr m,ics)-J. T. T.. 100 IF.
Carr. to /. won: Key Del Mar 10 'i"nn, Tim.
second. Marie L.. i04 rurner'' ~ 10 l. UNIV"
2l1%. 49, ,-,.o..,
Fourth race (seven furongsl-Shining BE. ~ &C.
10 4 won: George ~ Bailey. lu1 taiols"'. o., = ~
ond. David lO7 O. UuD to !. third. Time-l'"-
Fifth race tsx furlongs)-Lcader ian ~ sccmnd
q Ia Z won: shutdown a6 ,Macklinl. 10 p S''""'
Gntzey .G oSchcrreD IL to /. third. Tim"-ll'.
sixth race zone mie,-Miss Clarke 100 ,ScnTrrc w,n,r
1 won: Isouka los trubervil"), even se''""' winning
ITO Garner 3 10 l. third. Time-ii'.
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OIL MOVING UPWARD LGAYv.

Cleveland. June 2l.-A dispatch from Lima. Ohio
says: THE Standard OIL COMPANY gave Lima oil
another boost to-day. advancing II two cents per
barrel. making North Lima 70 cents South Lima II
cents and Indiana IS cents. Eastern oil also
advanced making Tone 81 e.. Pennsylvania 81 90
Barnesvlle 81 80. Corning 81 IS and Newcastle 81 81
This Is the second advance this week. and another
boom Is anticipated"
Pttsbure. June 2l.--Ol opened and lowest. u:
highest 81 So: Closed 81 IS, tera and ut Oil City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-22

rAo xev-york and Washington teams played the
thri and final game of their present series AZ the
polo Grounds yesterday and the home team won
as IL pleased. outplaying the visitors at every
point The attendance was about twenty-five nun
dred and the crowd enthusiastic throughout
German ptched a capital game, and his support
was first class throughout.
The Washington men went into the game an'ici-
Mating an easy victory but as soon as they reazed
that Germans curves were beyond their conprehen-
sion they seemed to lose interest in the game ana
their work at the close rather sloVenly a
drzzling rain set in after the second inning and the
visiting players appealed TO the umpire to stop the
game but Emslie kept the men at ther WORK.
crooks and stafford covered their positions IN good
style while Farrell and German made dincuit
stops J., -. A.. -, a.o,Ao.
The Giants scored a In the first ana another
I'm the nfth the senators making one In the fourth
In the sixth the Giants made three runs AFTER TWO
mon were out and won the game right there. on
hits by Farrell and German two bases on balls,
Two stolen bases and an error by Abbey. The
score.
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NO NEWS OF THE CHALLENGES. ,

II Is possible that there has been some mistake
about the sending OF the challenges from OXFORD
and Cambridge to Yale and Harvard. The steamer
Ciermanic on which they were said to have been
sent. arrived on Wednesday evening. ana me cha'-
lenges ought TO have been received In the due
course Of the mails yesterday. but 1t was said yes
terday afternoon that nothing whatever had been
heard Of them IL s. Brooks says that he thinks
there may have been error in the report con.
cerning the transmits sion OF the challenges. ana that
they will probably be received In a day or TWO
G. H. Sherrlll said that 30 far nothing could nave
been received from the other side by Sne.don' the
Yale captain or he would have heard or IT,
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pEcr-J.TS AT ST. LOUIS.

g., Louis June 2l.-The first race to-day was
dump. High Test at IL to winning easily Wv"
nov' the favorte. unpaced. Inc secoha 'a'e
went 10 a second choice Key Dei ma'' -" ~. an
WI" - tho third race. was pulled by Leigh all
Ia''. % the stretch and finished second Leigh
tne VIZ down indefinitely and al! the bets oeci"re'
of Summaries: c
,-., x.c. fsr and one-haif furlongs IN 30
80 10 1 won: Francis Pope. loo 'sioSpyI. -
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BROOKLYN WINS AT BOSTON.

Boston, June "A poor decision by Mcdonald on
FIRST base in the sixth inning to-day robbed the
Bostons OF one and the possibility of more
with two men on the bases. and Duffy the next
up However the fact remains that the Bostons
had plenty OF chances TO win with men on bases
and only one out but could not hit. Daub and Ken
nedy were both wild Sexton made his debut for
Hosion and worked his batsmen vel. Daub's pitch
ing hand was injured while the bat in the NTH.
and ne retired in favor of Kennedy. Score
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-22
PHILADELPHIA TO NEw-Yonr
,sur,ia,. Jun" 81

Two prominent riders viii turn professionals to-
day and they viii start I'm ~" races NJ Philt1ei-
rhia According 10 r. W Eek. all the first C,ass
Is men OF the country viii Jump Immediately after
tho National meet At A-bury Park \. T.. Wei-
mig ~ Buffalo who viii change his colors to-
day f. said 20 be the tasfesi Class \ man In his
S,a'e lie holds tho nf'y-mie competition road
record ard he IL FAST n almost any dis
;ancc. Patrick O'Connor. - Boston. f. "A c.ass Il
man and he has been IN this country about year
and half lie was tho champion amateur Of Ire
land anl he viii 50 abroad with Johnson In Au-
gust
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WARS ~ pOTrgRIES ADVANCE.

Wheeling w. Va. June 2i.-All the men In the
sanitary pottercs here had their wages advanced
Yesterday 10 TO % per cent. This Is In accord with
the recent action Of the Trenton y. j.. potteres.
The Wheeling sanitary plants VIII also Increase
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SOyS FATAL KINDNESS TO HIS FATHER

Albany June 21.-Patrick Spain was indicted by
tho Albany County Grand Jury to-day for the MUIR
der OF his son on Sunday night Spain escaped
from the State Insane Hospital at Poughkeepsie
over a year ago. and the hospital authorities had
requested the son who was murdered TO ten tnsm
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