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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-25
A BOARD or MISSIONS Nv SESSION.

Detroit. Mich. April 2A-The Woman's Presby-
terrain Board OF Missions OF the Northwest met IN
twenty fourth annual convention at the jefferson
Avenue Presbyterian Church to-day There are
1900 societies under the control Of this board which
has jurisdiction in Michigan. Indiana Illinois, Iowa.
Minnesota Nebraska, Wiscons'n North and South
Dakota. Montana. Colorado and Utah. lightweight
female missionaries are maintaned in all parts Of
the world and some Of these are in attendance from
Africa, China. Japan. Turkey and Persia. AZ this
mornings session address OF welcome read
by Mrs. Cooper OF Detroit, which was responded TO
by Mrs. Lann, OF Chicago. After appointing com
mittees. Miss Alice Haworth delivered an interest
ing address Japan" The home report OF Miss
Isabel Parker. Of Chicago. showed that the society
had sent out twelve new missionaries during the
last year. Miss Anna Melton, OF Mossou Turkey.
about whom there were international complications
between the United States and Turkey some years
ago owing to her treatment by Turks, delivered an
address her work In Turkey.
The synodcal reports showed that twenty FIVE
new societies had been organized during the year In
Illinois. Good progress had aloo been made In
Colorado South Dakota and Indiana.
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THE COURTS.
TIM" CAMPBELL NOT GOILlf'

rr-rcr- ,r.,D,,t r~I=,II-sES The CONTEMPT fiS'-
cEEprHGs AGAINST HIM.
Judge McAdam in the Superior Court
HANDED down = decision in the proceedings 70 pu"-
ish ,rimotbv 7 Campbell for contempt or coai"
rbo contcnnn charged consisted in certain rcHhiFAS
r,odo nv Campbell during the hearing OF the P'o-
ceeIIrgs I'm his contes, for the seat IN No''si'
,,.hisb Horny C,av Miner was declared eiected'
rulca Nc Adam considered the remarks Il 'e"V-'
upon him and contempt OF MS court
Tho Objectionable remarks ATTRIBUTED ~ ''e -
,,norcss,.,lu were that Judge McAdam WI" Il lam
many I'm lge and that during the proceedings uioos"'
Inst rrior I, the recent election By Johh oh'p'"4
n compel the Board OF Police Commissioners "
M, his name on the regular ticket Judge McA'i'I''
before giving his decision In that proceedhs' was "
consultation with Simpsons friends Nhch 49,
et,temonts Of Campbeis were publisned JUICE
McAdam declared them contemp. Of court ana ui-
rsc,ei Campbell to appear before him ana snow
causn why ne should not be punished for the aeSed
contempt In his decision. Judge McAdam sa!s'
The ol,.stI0n whether the defendant Ia responsive
for tho publication Of the irreevant ma teI y 80
only one in tho ca - about which there IL douDt'
The general rule Is that the publication ol q :,
ing j. the act Of all concerned In rs producto. II
10 defendant hal Induced The publication OF WIZ
n" saiI. by request or othfr d'rect H'a'in, ~ ".
l., liable as principal. bu; the proof fdIS snort o.
tnis That No. was the Indirect cause - uot us
pltaI lie knew that reporters were present TN
INK own what ne said for publication, ana on Sti
probabic consequences Of this act. But section
Of tho Code oelrg ~ Quesi criminal character,
and 50 construed tho proceedings must be, FOR TINS
defect IN proof, dismissed
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less than half the January average Sundays anu

less than half the January average, Sundays ana
holidays Included ~ %
Meantime. TIE expenses 90 Increasing Op 10
date This month the daily expenditures nave ave.
aged S2700OO or Sijl00 more than me n1iitiiTes
daily receipts IN otner words m IA. IN "a per
have thus far this month been NOR nor tltn tirss
cent In excess Of the receipts. Tag eAPc,i -
since the new Tariff Jaw w.nt INTO ei,ec, en- nH la con-
S30I513S In excess Of the receipts u mus
fcg.ei that the prospects for tn iitG:G
Of the new law not encourasIls. Al" ,'o'rcl
meet That the income tax matter may ne go
hv the supreme Court. the eNpected lectp'S 'o',
is sorcc vii; not matcrla,iZc for the pFe.fnl. az
least The boom In customs receipts rs, w. VI!
Over Indeed they are almost always lsHI III -
and there seems prospect mat hey W w. en-
wise this year. The rush OF gJods mo cC ou'-
try under the new tariff especially after JanuaIy J.
seer1s to have produced a reaction ana the Cus.D'S
recents f3r April seem Ike.y 10 be IRON w u, ~
ner Cent less than in March and even less IN May
than in April. , 10 M, incre,se Err
~ month Of Aprii they will BE- larger than IN any
April in the history OF the Treasury WIN, perhaps
orc execution And the May cNpniltui' IS w. D. N
creased by the addition Of ne interest on r t,o3
don't C..v1lqnG's loans. The interest on Inc AlVl-
G05 o Of per cent bonds and the more rent .sIe
o. i,cr cen fall due In May amounting -
nearly s2CoO0O0 and VII! have 10 be ADDED to TIE
usual May expenditures which almost exceed the
NIar
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STILL THEIR TROUBLES GROW.
TRrAst-RY OFFICIALS CAN'T GIT RID or THE
DEFICfT-INsTEAD OF DECREASING.
TT GROWS STEADILY

Washington. April q (SpecaD-"We can't seem
10 get rid OF that deficiency, said an officer Of the
Treasury as he looked ruefully nj the Treasury
statement which showed a deficiency Of $046G b25 q
for the month 20 date. And there were just six
business days left in which to make good the prom
ises OF the friends Of the new Jaw that It would
produce "A surplus In April. The month thus far has
been a great disappointment 20 the friends OF the
new tariff They so near To making show
ing Of meeting expenses last month that they are
sore.y dstr ssed over the deficiency OF more than
$4,000 900 which has been staring them In the face
day after day. The fact is the new law Is falling
off every month IN rs customs receipts. In Jand-
airy the receipts from customs averaged $4,000 a
day In February they averaged $4,000 day IN
March $4,000 In April $4,000. and during the last
ten days 10000
II win be observed that there has been steady
failing of IN the last month Indeed the gen
eral receipts under the new Jaw have not increased
with the rapidty that was promised. The average
daily receipts during January from all sources
100000, In February and March about $4,000 In
April $4,000. and during the last ten days S15,o0
IT Is In the customs receipts however. that there
Is the greatest slump as is shown by the steady
decrease since the temporary boom Of January
Tba customs receipts to-day were 1880. which was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-25
LOCKED UP OF SUSPICION
MRS. KANE WAS POISONED AND HER HUSBAND Is
HELD BY THE CORONER

MRs KANE WAS POISONED AND HER HUSBAND Is
HELD BY THE CORONER
On Sunday Mary Kane taken to Bellevue
Hospita! apparently under the influence OF liquor.
She was put 10 bed and at once apsed into a state
Of coma Her case diagnosed as acute alec
holism. Three hours later she died and an autopsy
revealed parisgr poisoning as the cause or
death Coroner Hoeber. who took charge OF the
case, heard that the woman qC1rrelled with her
husband and thinking that the latter might know
how she got the poison issued a warrant for his
arrest Policeman Foster. OF the Eldridgc-st sta
ton found Kane In a Rvington ST saloon when
told that he wanted on suspicion that he mad
poisoned his wife. Kane was indignant In the
Essex Market Court yesterday he told Justice
Burke that both he and his wife drank great
deal. HIS wife left the house last sunday TO Visit
a Mrs. Keegan. IN CherTy-st.. and the next he
heard OF her when he was Informed that her
body was in the Morgue. Kane was committed to
the Tombs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-25

Here are the entries for the Suburban:
Gideon & Daly-Ramapo. Oh. H.. 5. by Runnymede or
pontiac-Annie r.
j. r. & F. P. Domino. br. C.. =. by Himyar.
Mamie Grey; Hornppe. b. c.. a. by Mr. Pickwlck-Kound
John E. decentralization ch h.. 4 by Rayon cor
Oneck s,able-sr Walter b h.. 5. by Mdlothian-La
Scala; Fusieer. b. 4. by Hayden Edwards y maine
Erie Stable-Lazzarone ch C.. 4. by Spencth'!'-spih
Fred. Fos,erDr Rice ch. h.. 5. by onondaga-Bonnie
NJ 81 Anen-Bassetlaw br h.. s. by St. simon-Mar
Biemon s,sSe-sons and Dance. b. g.. A. by The Bard
George E. smith-Candeabra. b. h.. g. by Kyre DAILY
RnpPer j-sPqTt 81 by Wn Denim,
C. g. by Iroquois-Trade Wind. 49,
r. d. Leech & Co.-Ed Kearney. CHI c. 4. by Tom
Ochltree-Medusa. a.
William Jennings-Dutch Skater. b. C. 4. BY Dutch
B. " Connoly-Fiora Thornton. CHI +. 4. by Julien
Sensation sabe--nerai, b. h.. g. by Kugt, OF Ellers-
S. Asaph siatie-Leh,too oh. f.. a. by Linden-Elk-
joan E. Maldea-IIoiiosay. b. g. B. H. I~ongfellow--
Trophy.
Owing 10 the limited number OF entries in the
race IL Will require a very careful adjustment OK
the weights in order 10 secure good field. Dom
Hornpipe and DR.. Itice are ali a.fh.ciess racors.
with Bassetaw. Sport. Dec.are, Herald and Dutch
Skater for the mi0Gle division, ana the remainder
Of the 10, as the uncertainties. An attractive race
is likely 10 be the result should the weights
Horse-owners say: THE East is the place 70
race but there IS vast difference between $500
srdsI ana IS 600 guaranteed" AS some Of the
horses entered have engagements in the West
sorce persons predict a moderate field OF con-
testants for the Suburban
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-25
pUc,-rTs AT NASHVILLE.

Nashville Tenn. April 24-The public was fairly
s,,ccessful at Cumberland Park to-day. two favores
and weli-played second choice winning owing to
a quarrel between Charlie Thorpe the mead
Jockey for the Fleischmann staSe' ana Trainer
Robert Tucker, r. Williams got the mount on Ray
g. In the third race, but the change made little
difference Molle Il won the race through the
stupidity Of Perkins. who waited too long to make
his run Rasper. Summaries:
FIRST rnce--selng; Eve furongs. Bessie Nichos 10
n, (Johnson) 5 20 won Pat Tucker. lO1 ivan camp
2n 10 l. second Guilty ica CPerkins). to l. third
Time-I ,oIx Ducaadoo Tea Set Two O'clock. Herman.
King Craft. Donneli Miss Perkins lie Grsnde ana Mes
saiIa slso Little Ell left at the post;
Second race-rour furlones. La Sale. 1oo 10 tMcDon-
ADJ to l. won Utopia Jonss) 10 ], second;
Dennis Io6 Leigh. 3 to !. third. Tines 40 Image
Ohio Ed Dandrdxe Little Bramble Wood Faun, Edred.
Carl Holland and Mahoney also ran.
Third rsce-One mile. Moiie b., ITO - Turnerl 3 to
4 Raspcr % PerADs), 2h 10 ], second: SHINING
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4 UORKMAN SEVERELY Burned.
vARN1sH IGN1TED WHILE HE WAS MINING IT
OVER A GASOLINE STOVE

Iouis Brill twenty-three years DID, or NO. -
V-orsv,h-st was burned in a frigh,lul manner
Yesterday afternoon while workns in the base
man. of the threestory brick building at NO. ~
Hudson-st occupied by the Spot Cash Furniture
and Bedding Company. He was mixing Farn'sl
over A gasoline stove when the fame shot up ana
,rnited the Japan. In the same instant br'il Dc
came enveloped by the flames. ShTeklng win pam
he rushed upstairs 20 the hrst moor. In his hight
his burning garments communicated the flames 10
a case OF excelsior and the entire basement was
soor in blaze. Policeman Gillespie oi inc
Chares-st station heard Brill's cries and ran into
the store He found Brill lying on the floor WIN
his clothing smouldering. He dragged him out ana
helped him TO a nearby drugstore. lie was oady
burned about the head. face and shoulders. Dr'
I. c. Jones of No. 4G3 Hudson-s, was called to
attend him.
After his wounds were dressed he was taken TO
St Vincent's Hospital Or Jones SAID that the
man had inhaled some Of the flames and the
fumes Of the japan and that the result HlRht prove
fatal Three other who were with Btu
escaped safely from the basement
The smoke poured up through the buIdng ana
caused a slight panic among the forty employees
who scampered down horoscopes ana siaTwayS
in a wild rush TO reach the street. No one was
injured except Brill. when the nrenen arrived
they succeeded In keeping the flames from spread
ing The damage TO the stock was 2.Vp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-25
nROOKLyN WINS At THE TRAPS.


THE RIvERTON GUN CLUB. OF PHILADELPHIA
REPEATED BY THE NEW UTRECHT CLUB
Tho retur, match between the Riverton Gun Cluo'
tho crack nigeon shooting organization of Phiiadel-
rbia and the New-Utrecht Gun Club. OF Brooklyn
took Mace Yesterday on the grounds Of the iatter
o,,,h =, yyoodlawu l. l. The Brooklyn men were
,or,o,s Inv score OF l9l birds to 40 for thelr OPP
ponents 1t was Brooklyn's day from the start ana
bav kent increasing their lead the fns-i without
from, Ouakertown There were some mitigating CIR
cunstances attached to the defeat OF Fh'ianVipiia'
IT, team was short several OF its best marksmen
a,1 its "rooters" considerable NUMBER Oh "ho"
came with IT, claimed that ill-uck gave tneir team
more than its share of hard birds
Each club in the match was represented py eIeVe"
~ who shot az twenty birds each. at handicap
1is,onces l. r Davenport, OF the Brooklyn team.
aud Robert Wech, OF the Phiadeiphia tedI' hau
TON handicaps The former dh remarkably eoou
work missing only one bird
Tho hes. score of the day was made by chris
>avers ir Of the Brooklyns, who Killed all MS
hi3s Other marksmen who shot well were Messrs
pb,e,er Grief Wynn. and Deacon, for BROOKLYN
a,d Davis Harmed Harrison and Leonard lot fni'a-
delpha. , .o,hor
= ,ch cluh has now won one match, ana announcer
match will he necessary decide the championship
The birds furnished for yesterdays match were
fair lot and the match admirably refereed oy
No,or Jacob Pen;z At its close dinner for the
pbiladolnbia team was given in the clubhouse
The summary OF the game follows:
t-g~trT or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-25
co,,pr CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

sssF%; Motion
0psap to%[p. 81. ag BsT% al u.s. @ 59 s,
al " " :s g STs 10 i5'2 s.55 s,
sg tPieTned Vases Clear Adjourned so-
the t tc5 cour,par Before Mcennan JGau'e' %
circuit Court-part limprioIIe tase Unfinished.
be ;R. reg 5ie 9S sf5a s r s5 : 1882 is
sssi 1883 900 13 %se SnRl'G'd to ss
Grf ,gdo Pst Ill for gnfnshSsdf Tor the term
Superior die
sg @perSr ~ Gny eacnia
case on; SS ts S'n rcrnFi usrO j.
Case o.: % c5, ira Tcr~Pars II and IiEAd0urnsd
Sgrr9gats WIS for proba,e August K!eyss JGTps
NJ h@ ss ;uRc S1 Ganv 81 RTamWGnd e. lGo
m Av IEI,yne. Henetra Kaidenberg. Peter A. r.
Jackson a! Piirrla Term-Before Arnold s-SS;
,o4 wi - Jennie Garland at 1880 a. m N os Oy Yin W" Of
& Potter Kilkenny At Io''o d. '"'
Michael CURLY a. " rernBefore Boohstaver j.
Ne - oG2nnor = neral CAGd'tlonaD Book
and Pes ,ho a1 ii Term AdCuracd term
comm99 T,,ssI ~ f lea 1928 as5 400 1910
X2s i Ggi i S5S i3s S is5 1876 1911 M 1922 1892
I S5l I IGi i iSi i i;' S c s5 1921 Iss;
@ $s I $55 % 1874 49,; s sis 1874 1874 $ $50 1915
Mater Of Bedford and 4ownlnf SIS II sfore paly c
. 70 be- gen, from for trisL case untnishe5 S
a,,u,n Il.as-Trial TcrM-Fart ill-hetore "ssslSn,
fs,tses to be from Part iJr tiiaL Ease 10 10
sH rfy court-Special Term-Be.ore Van Wyek 'A"
tsns c., r-al rerr,-Part I-Before Fitzsmons. j.
~ ,e5 IN, isl, i7ss 1903 i7l1. III; Gear,
Nos; va 9';rTriai Term-Par n-Before Mccarthy. j.
csf fv OF" coaTt-rria TermPar, IBe'ore conlan j.
CIV cour,-Tral Term-Part iVefore Ne~G Gso sssa
33cSs iOsJ Case unfinished
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REMINDERS BIG HANDICAP.
HE WINS THE CITY AND SUBURBAN
HANDILY.
v,~,su,vc. nv FRONT OF A LARGE FIELD-THE
STARTERS AND THE BETTING


STARTERS AND THE BETTING.
Iondon April 4-The City and Suburban. the great
est OF the English April handicaps. was run al EPSON
TO-DAY II was won by T. CannOn's Reminder Tour
wears old with L. Barnato's four-year-od SOW
market second and II. McCamonts four-yedr-o'u
Irish Car third. The race is handicap OF ~ SOW
ereigns each. with 1900 soveregns ADDED lof three
year-olds and upward; distance about mile anu I"
quarter Ct
After several false starts Irish Car got away hiS'
drawing we'll In front of Stowmarket ReinhueF anu
Egerton. with Filepa, Middleham and MoSul next
in front OF Street SINGER. Arcane ana hiIhcOLiIci
Az the mile pest Mogul took slight lead Of Bard
of Avon and was followed by Kirkconnel ana
Filepa Rounding the corner Mosul gave way 10
Kirkconnel Bard of Avon and Reminder. The lat
ter after crossing the road. pulled IN front ana
cleyery finished half a length ahead OF StoWihdihe
who was four lengths ahead OF irish Car Al"e'
The starters in addition 70 Rsnder t SGwmar ar,
Lord Ellesmere's None the Wiser o. a. D G Kr
e.. P Buchanan's Street Singer %, F Alexander 5
Son & Gun CO.. IL PaHha S1sne Colonel
Norths Clwyd 90, Dobelrs The Rush 81; A. lay
iors Bard Of Avon o. C. Ms I MtddIeh1Rm Rose G
Mogui 49, and NJ r. Lebaudys Royal Favour go.
The post odds were to ! against Reminder, ~ 70 l
each against sowmarket and Irish CaP 10 70 e2g
Egerton ii 10 against Kirkconnel II to against
Arcane 20 to each against Street singer ant SUf a
OF Gun p to each against Bnshey ,a r2dN Th
Rush Bard of Avon and Middleham ana 90 ~ 10. 10
each against Ella Tweed. Mogul and ROYAL r aVour'
The Hyde Park Plate Of 100 sovereigns' Sr t@2,
Radiata Lord Houghtons Eau dor and r; Wee
vers Miss Archer ran dead heat for second place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-25
WOMAN'S MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEETS.

Philadelphia. April A-The twenty-hfh annual
meeting OF the Womans Foreign Missionary So
cety OF the Presbyterian Church began here To-Day
in the First Presbyterian Church. The edihce was
crowded. The report OF the treasurer, Mr. J. NJ
FIshborn showed the contributions during the last
year have been s20SO6 and the receipts since the
organization OF the society 10 be s2.GgOS56
Mrs. II. c. Perkins the vcepresident. detailed AZ
length the work accomplished by the society, ana
stated that the outlook for 1855 lis glorious Nine
teen OF the sociey's foreign missionaries were IN
troiuced to the assembiage. and several committees
were appointed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-25
TILE Stokes LITIGATION.

Edward :. stokes obtained a judgment in the
Surr,rnc Court on October % last against William
J. u stokes for $il0} The Judgment stands as a
record Hon against the property OF William l.. ~
Stokes who has taken an appeal in the case to
the Court Of Appeals. and in the mean time has
glvsn an Undertaking to stay the execution OF the
I.iJrrlcut William r.. D. stokes desires 70 sell
some OF his real estate, against when the judgment
stands as Hen. and upon his application, showing
That he has furnished q bond upon the appeal from
The Judgment. Justice Lawrence. IN supreme Court
Chambers Yesterday granted an order that the
property be exempt from the Hen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-25
DISAGREEMENT IN THE DUEBER CASE
4 JUROR INJURED WHILE THE JURY WAS De
IIBEEATING.

LIBEEATING.
The Jury that mas heard the case Of the DueoeE
Watch case Manufacturing Company against the
members Of the Oh Watch Trust Ia when the lat
fer were sued for $4,000 damages in having
warned the 3obbers not TO deal with Dueher ana IN
thai way injured his business 70 that extent came
in yesterday morning and told Justice McLennan
that they cou.I not agree. and asked to De as
charged They had been locked up since } O'CLOCK
Tuesday afternoon.
There was excitement in the courtroom where the
tired jurors had been locked up all night q; $50
O'Clock yesterday morning. Henry PEPPER. one OF
the jurors who IS ilquor-del.er al No q Co!un-
Lgs-lVr. and who lives At No. Ia West Ninetletn-
S.; had tilted his chair back against the wall ana
was deep In an argument with another Juror when
suddenly the chair slipped from under him, ana IN
falling he hit his head against the iron cornice he
a.. ,nla I'm conscious The Jurors tried 10 restore
fhoir associate. bur seeing that MS head was cut
arI thclr efforts resuscitation being uns recess
fif a doctor Naa sent for from the Hulsoa-st.
Il 5sqitaL lie soon revived PEPPER. and al 10 O'Clock
h. Wenr down with the rest OK the jurors 10 an
u.unce tho disbursement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-25
cHAELEs Z. srRAGrE WINS THE SUIT.

CHARLES T. SPRAGUE WINS THE SUIT.
\ fury in the United States Circuit Court, before
Judge Llcombe yesterday returned a verdict for
800 for the plaintiff 81 the action OF Charles T..
Sprasue. president of the Union Dime Savings
Bank II this city against the International and
Great Northern Railroad Company of Texas. which
belongs to the Gould system The suit was brought
to recover 5000 damages FOR injuries said to have
been received by the pilntn through stepping on
, a. f.ctlvc car step. which broke while he
a'Ianunc from one - the defendant companys
trains At Iyttle Texas May 10. 1893 {: n Boder.
r anuoarei for the plaintiff and Wlnslow ;.
pierce ana u. y. Duncan for the defendant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-25
" II. BURKE ADJUDGED IN CONTEMPT

Judge Booksayer. Of the Court OF Common Pleas
has granted motion ldjudgiag william II. Burke
81 ~ so West Flfty-irst-st IN contempt Of court
for refusing to pay hts wife. Anna c. Burke. all
mony aui counsel fees pending her action against
him FOR a separation upon the ground Of cruelty and
abandonment. Mrs. Burke in her complaint refers
., her husband being an Inspector FOR the Ninth
Avenue Construction Company. an Influential poll
t,.au Who claimed - have great influence win
some OF the police justices OF this city. and says
that she has fond II impossible 20 live with him.
she complains that since May T., lN92 he has not
contributed ~ her support
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-25

Re. SC a Parrpt 10 10 l. and Terrapn. 100 penny;
& 10 / ran dead for the third place Ray = ana
j. T. y. also 4. Time-l;ili-
Four,b 1ace-elling: seven furlongs. Dr. Work. 81 10
"a Barretu. /. Rainmaker loi ufrhhs1: . u
/ SECOND. Law on 1O1 Turner, 81 10 J. third linz
los VIDA Clor1entine Sgnora Red Cap. Tasco, Pea-
body RocGuefoft Bob Wagner and TuscaIora also ran
Masonic Home and Minnie Machin were le at the post
Firth race-Six frrongs. Mctropne. l03 10 Turner)
10 ; won; Helen w. 90 CA. BarletO. II to l. Sec91'
Nav Thorppson lD6 Leigh. to j. third Time .lt2.
Nan Buren, Miss Lilly. Ellsworth. starr and Ets'""''s
10 u
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spINAWAY'S VALUABLE FOAL.

Lexington, Ky, April "A Inc ioal mas oceh
.-ounad a, Runnymede II is out OF Sp!naway by
e.. s,,oa, Ravon dor Spinaway cost Clay Wood
,rra ss eco at the auction sale Of j. T. kitts2n's
brood mares and IL is said they have haa an oher
~ Is coo for the youngster. which is hily
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-25
RIvERTON Gun CLUB.
WILL COMPETE FOR THE CCYLER CUP.

>,o,.-I1sven April 4-The management OF the
Va, Track Athletic Association announced to-day
tina, at to-naorrow's spring games new system OF
competition for the class championship OF the uni
.,1rstt,, will be inaugurated. Besides the honor OF
he championship the successful class VIII WIN ule
Cuyler cup for track athletics
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-25
e,,pr,tr COURT CALENDAR.

washington. April 2iThe day call OF the auprsm.
WaS" tor THURSDAY, April %, will be as fo,low WIS
Court io 90 (ard S11 and 312) 49, Sh SS S2i S2z
90 90 q5t as and 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-25

IN the United States Circuit Conrt, 80, ane
Wallace, r an a verdict of 5000 for the piah'i'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-25
AIR BENEFITS TRoTTERs AT BERLIN

Berlin April A-James Gordon Benefits trot-
ting horses have been brought to Berlin from the
Riyiera for the spring meeting at the Berlin track.