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Evening journal., 1895-07-11
coURTNEY,s EXCUSE.
He Says Three OF the Cornell Crow Were
Net Fst 20 Row.

Net Fst 20 Row.
HENLEY, July l1.-Charles =. Court
ney, the coach of the Cornell crew, mikes
the following statement in regard to the
defeat Of his crew by the Trinity Halls
yesterday:
1.-THE result was not unanticipated by
me / said last week that the crew par
ticularly Fcnnell were not in "a condition
60 row. Had j been able 60 bo at the
boathouse in the morning, Fcnnell, Hager
and Byer would not have started. ] con-
slider the health of the young oarsmen OF
more Importance than any boat race. II
l had had my sav in the final arrange
ments, / would have put my foot down
before the Leandor race. / have not seen
the crew since saturday and therefore
cannot tell about the stories related con
cerning the improvement of the crew
since that tirlo. Finally L can only say
that any crew must have been in better
shape than ours in order to win.
The concert Of the Cornell Glee club
last evening was sparscly attended There
were about ID persons present, including
most OF the crow and only two or three
Englishmen. including Secretary Cooper
Of the regatta committee.
Sporting Life's article on the Henley
/
| about tho race. There were times when
/ it looked as though the short, sharp stroke
of the Yankees must prevail over the
long, dragging ones. It was ordained
| however. that the Cornell crew should be
given an object lesson, which may con-
vince them that Englishmen still know
| something about racing. Whether they
acted like sportsmen on Tuesday does not
matter now. presumably inferior crew
to Leander administered such a sound
thrashing that we can afford to be gener-
Gus and let bygones Tee bygoncs. The
ironical greeting when they went to
pieces within sight Of their grand stand
ought to have convinced the Cornell men
that their action on Tuesday was not ap-
preciated
"The friends Of Cornell have been put.
ting it about that they are the superiors
of either Harvard or Yale. They are moth
ing of the kind, and the representative
universities Of America have had little
intercourse with the rowors Of Ithaca. Il
was most noticeable how the Americans
left the course directly Cornell was beat
en-.
The Chronicles correspondent says
that undoubtedly the Cornells COLLAPSE
was due in equal measure to the punish
ing stroke and TO entertaining.
The account of the Henley race in Th'
Daily News says that it has been MANI
years since a rnce was awaited with sucl
interest. Tuesday S fasco was most unfor
tunate, and has given the Americans, pos
sibly quite undcservedly, the reputation
of being poor spor;smcn aud made tn
public desperately anxious to see Trinit.
score at the expense OF the visitors.
Evening journal., 1895-07-11
Among the Fast Bsn Piayers.

The Philadelphia Inquirer also calls for
the reinstatement of 6affney. Hurst and
Lynch, who the Inquirer says are con.
fessedly the three best umPires in the
country.
Louisville gave Bert Inks perfect up
port yesterday and easily defeated the
Bean eaters
New York has shut out their opponents
In each Of the last three games the club
has won
The Philadelphia Inquirer says that
Wilmington viii have q professional
team next season.
Boston did not get run of Inks's
pitching until the last inning.
Cleveland, New York. Louisville and
Brooklyn played errorless games
Louisville made as many runs as all
the rest of the clubs put together
President N f. Young was seen last
night regarding the telegram sent him
last night By the Baltimore players, WHIT
Evening journal., 1895-07-11
FOUR DROWNED.
ssyiarldng on rier Ends Fatally For Two
Mon ana Two Women.


NEW YORK, July 1.-Two men and
tNo women were drowned of Market
street. Three of the victims arc unknown.
The fourth was Michacl O'Ncill, % years
old. steel cncfaycr uf la1 Cherry street,
who tried 10 rcscre them Probably there
We're a scora ar moro pclsons on the pior
AT thc tiinc nf the accident. Only the
faint gloam from iEe little house at tho
entrance 90 tho pier and tie stars gayo
light
There were other young heroes about
az thp timo ~ thp tragedy Michael Lane,
II years old, oi q Oliver street, and Rich
ard Bnrnttt, "a Goth ruttcr, who lives at
90 Monroe slrcct. Both Of these boys
jumped into tho river in vain effort to
rescHc the victims. They themselves were
rescued III an almost exhausted condition
by Michael Cionm of la7 Cherry street
and John Welsh, n years old OF 2l5 Water
strc,s They put out in ono of Cronin's
boats and picked up the boys ont In tho
river on Pier so, where they had been car
ricd by the tide.
lrum these four young men the story
OF the accident, AZ neariya can be known
at present is CLEANED According 20 Welsh,
three women and two mon We're skylMk-
ing right on The end OF the pier One OF
the men was seated between two Of tho
women on the long stringer, an three o.
them having their backs to the winter.
| The other man aud woman each stood fac.
ing them. aud each had hold of the arm
of the other two women, trying 70 pun
them up but the man between them had
his arms about their waists and held them
| back
Suddenly the mum and two women com
/ panions went over backward, all clntchlne
at one another. The other man, O'Nein
was pulled in with them, and all wcr'
/ drowned.
No one ON the pier knew who the people
| were, and the man and woman who haS
been their companions, and who had bcei
| trying to pial them up when the acciden
occurred, had disappeared during the ex
| oitemcnt.
Evening journal., 1895-07-11
saolal nnd PeraonaI Nots..

Charles Beck has returned from visit
to Springfield, Pa
Miss Lottle Dunham has returned to
this city trom visit TO Cincinnati.
Mrs. Margaret Dennison, Of Washing
ton, is the guest of Wilmington friends
Mrs E. Mcguire is at Cape May.
Miss Ellen Kelley. OF Wilmington, is at
Atlantic City.
Victor S Thomas. son Of c. F Thomas,
Of this city, started on the steamer Paris
for Europe yegterday. He will spend the
Summer In studying at Paris and Ant
werp, and in the Fall will probably sc-
cept position in the Milton Acsdemy.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Francis A. Cooch went to Locust Point,
Elk river, Nd yesterday and spent the
day catching crabs.
II A Hickman, OF Chicago, arrived in
town last evening and will speud the
Summer with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
q. -. Hickman. When he returns In
the Fall be win probably take his brother
Paul out with him.
Dorsey Ash, of the Engineering and
Surveying Department, is spending a
week at Asbury Park.
Register of Wills Co oh is not at his
Office to day. He remained at home o
superintend the threashing OF his wheat
crop.
Charles gasse aud Arthur Wartz rode
to Chester and back on their wheels last
evening.
William K Taylor, clerk Tor The
Equitable Guarantee aud Trust Com
pany, has gone on an extended tour
embracing Toronto and other points ii
| Canada.
Mrs. Joseph L Cavender, Of West
Ninth street, who has not been expected
TO live since last Sunday, is reported a'
slightly improved this morning but not
yet out Of danger. She is suffering witt
etomsch trouble.
D w. Hollis of Camden, registered
at the Clayton House yesterday after
noon.
Evening journal., 1895-07-11
Down About the Capital.

Special Correspondence Evening journal.
DOVER, July II II The Ep worth
League of Armory M 4 Church has
issued Invitations 10 its members and
friends for reception to be hsld in the
church this evening A good musical
program has been prepared and refresh
ments Of all kinds will be served. Ad
dresses will be made by the pastor In
charge. the president of the league and
others
Mrs Daniel NJ Ridkely, OF Washing
ton, d O., formerly Of Dover. is visiting
Mrs. Daniel Miiiln.
Mrs Addie G H4verin, her son Harry
and daughter Ethel, have gone to
Rshoboth to spend the Summer.
Miss Stacey, Of Philadelphia, Is
visiting Miss Viola Rowen
Miss Amy Ford is visiting friends In
Boston, Mass
Miss sslne e. Watson Is visiting her
cousin, Miss Bessie Wilson, IN New
Castle
Miss 0 lie Wilson is visiting friends in
Salem, n. j.
Evening journal., 1895-07-11
JOKE PROVED FATAL.
Rev. S. u. Phillips Dies as the Result Of a
Pin Prick.

Rev. S. u. Phillips Dies as the Result Of a
Pin Prick.
BETHLEHEM Pn, July i1.-Rey. S. IL
Phillips Of Durham, of the best known
Reformed clergymen in Pennsylvania died
81 blood poisoning at 81. Luigc's hospital,
aged 3 years
Whom visiting q neighhor's house six
weeks ago, he remained for dinner He WIS
seated on the porch, chatting with sevCrul
young ladies', when tho call for dinner
came. He was slow in responding and
one Of the ladies, Miss Cope, took a stick
pin from her dress intending TO prick him
in the leg with it slightly As she struck
al him be raised his leg, and the pin went
through the llesh to the bone.
On July g De had his leg mnputated IN
the hope Of saving his life Since then be
has grown gradually worse, death result
ing from tho shock Rev Mr. Phillips
was graduated from Ursinus college and
held the chair of mathematics there foI
two years. He was unmarried.
Evening journal., 1895-07-11
RooKFoRD.
War to the knife at New Castle.

Special Correspondence Evening journal.
NEW CASTLE, July IL Next sAtur-
days game at B attery Park is being
looked forward TO by local baseh n
enthusiasts with much anxiety The
opponents os the Columbia A. @ team
vii be the winning Crescent A A. nine
Of Philadelphia. which came down here
early in the season with speed and hits to
burn and didn't do thing but slaughter
tho @ A 9. people by score Of "A to IL.
It was a complete route and caused the
release Of four @. A. @. players whose
places have!b been taken by Fisher, Hayes
Gel zsnburg and Maloney.
Saturdays contest will be the second
meeting Of these two tesms, each Of them
sirengthe ned by four new players and In
fne form. The batting order Is;
Evening journal., 1895-07-11

as liI Hhttn te
Bar Harbor Turning at that point, they
will head southwark, aga.l c.ng through
manenvers near New York, and finally
viii wind up at Hampton Roads in Octo-
hcr Admiral Bunce is now busy prepar-
ing the detailed plan Of operations for the
cruise. which viii be submitted TO cecre-
tary Herbert for his approval.
Evening journal., 1895-07-11
Great e;ame wIth Inc IudIans.

The Rockford Club. of this city, will
play the Indian baseball team from the
school In West Philadelphia, at the
Union street IT uads, next Saturday
Play will be called at 4 o'clock The
team is compos OF full blooded Indians
who have the reputation Of being good
ball players They have FIRST class
pitcher Ia Bruce. Batting order fol
lows
Evening journal., 1895-07-11

which Admiral
Bunce will put
the squadron.
through compre-
hcnsive drills and
maneuyers. All Of
the vessels Of the
squadron are or
dercd 60 rendcz-
vous at New York
by Aug. 1.
They Will cruise
Anlong the coast
nortllward, drill.
ing and naneu-
yering as they 60,
Evening journal., 1895-07-11
Ambassador BAyard oAlls on Lord Sails
bury.
Ednns rrln to AtlantIc.

Eden Lodge No "a, l o. o. f., will
60 TO Atlantic City on July II, to take
part 10 the parade attending the session
OF the Sovereign Grand Lodge The
Mansion House will be it's headquarters
Evening journal., 1895-07-11
Don't Diet.

IF you have dyspepsia, indigestion,
habitual constipation or sick headache,
don't diet. You need the strength that
good food gives. Eat whatever you
want. but take one Of
Evening journal., 1895-07-11
SUMMER EvoLUTloNs.

Admiral Bunce wnl Cruise From New
York TO Bar IIarbor.
WASHINGTON, July l1.--Secretary Her
bert announced TIE general plan for the
movements Of ths North Atlantic squad
ron this summer and fan. ia the course Of
Evening journal., 1895-07-11

Ely, OF st Louis has not made an error
in thirteen games and has accepted 6S
chances
sarcasticAlly asked him to send his worst
umpire TO Chicago. de said lac had paid
no more attention to 1t than he would to
puff Of wind. He Is. however, little
Indignant over the matter and thinks the
Baltim ore team is inclined to blame the
umpire for Its own loose playing.
Beam and Reilly practice daily at
PHILADELPHIA Ball Park
VIII New York repsat its great West
ern trip of last Year,
Chicago Is drawing larger crowds than
any city in the league.
Evening journal., 1895-07-11
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

"Ef women said Uncle Hbsn. "am ez con-
trary ez some folks 'clah's dey is, de bes' was
tor Nit 'em out of wantin' suffrage am ter tell
'em dey g0tter vote. Washington Star.
That tired feeling should bs overcome At
once or IL may end seriously. Take Hood 8
rAtsapariila nov and prevent sickness and
suffering later IN the season.
Hoods pills are the best family cathRrtic
and liver medicine. Harmless. reliable. sure
The woman who objects TO her husband
Sinking usually keeps quiet about IL until
she has one. Spare Moments.
Evening journal., 1895-07-11
DIR. Deane's
Dyspepsia Pills

nfer meals until cured. If you are constipated,
get bottle with white label otherwise with yellow.
Atall druggists. Is cents Send for fee samples
DR.. ]. A. DEANE CO..
Kingston, New York.
Evening journal., 1895-07-11

brother of the groom. George Cooling
Clarence Osmond and Guy Berrell. Miss
Ella Day was organist reception
followed the ceremony at the home Of
the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
W Barnes
Ambassador BAyasd oAlis on Lord Sails
bury.
A London dispatch Of yesterday SAYS:
The United States ambassador, Hon
ThoI-a # Bsyard had his trst interview
with Lord Salisbury, the new premier
this afternoon The lord mayor OF Lon
don, Sir Joseph Renas wiz entertain
the Uuited States ambassador and the
members OF the Augustin Days Com
psny. at lunch on Tuesday next
Evening journal., 1895-07-11

Another car load Of fine Picture Mould.
ing Just received at Yerger's Art Room,
II East Third street.
Evening journal., 1895-07-11

wnmington'a Little Fighter Bested.
Jack Ward, of Newark N T.. got the
decision in ten round bout with gloves
over Midget" Glynn, Of this city, at
Baltimore on Monday night.
Evening journal., 1895-07-11

All communications INTENDED for tDnartion
a tnie column should be addressed to Society
Editor ARE OF the EVENING JOURNAL. Com
manicAIions Hho1ld be written on oDo nd. 81
sh he Dapay only
Evening journal., 1895-07-11
Attenannce st ths Game
Record Of the Clubs.
To-day,. Lsarue sehsdule.

Baltimore at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
New York at Cleveland.
Boston at Louisville
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
Evening journal., 1895-07-11
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS
Wilmington Lawyers Taking
Their Hot Weather Flights
TO SEASIDE AND MOUNTAINS

Briefs WIN Grow Dusty. Pens become
Rusty and Their CLIENTS Grow Crusty.
Before Their Return-A AMBASSADOR
Bayard Makes Formal Call on Lord
Salisbury Social News From Dover.
Evening journal., 1895-07-11
Church. wedding at Havrs de Grace

BAvRE DE GRACE, July II AT 8 o'clock
last night the wedding of John Siils
aud Miss Oleita Barnes WAS solemnizsd
by Rev. William Bird at the Methodist
Episcopal Churth Ths bride wore
costume OF white china silk, white satin
r bbon trimmings, and was attended BY
Miss Mamie Bats, Miss Mamie Hackney
a id Miss Mary E STeetmsn as brides
M .ides The ushers were Jamesl Stills,
Evening journal., 1895-07-11
A New LlttIe GIrl'a Comp oaitlon.

Ia it she says "Boys are men that
have not got as big as their papss, and
girls are women that will be ladies by
and by Man was made before woman.
When God looked At Adam he said TO
Himself. Well. think I can do bstter
II try again. and He made Eve Boys
are a trouble They wear out everything
but soap If l had my way the world
would be girls aud the rest dolls My
papa is so nice that think be must have
bsen little girl when be WAS little
boy. Man was made aud on the seventh
day he rested Woman was then made,
and she has never rested since
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-11
CLOSING PRICES OF SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS
on THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

Wednesday. July lO-p m.
Stocks which are not subject to violent manip-
uIatjon and which enjoy the confidence or inves-
tors were higher to-day, and were IN good de-
mand from commission houses Otner STOCKS, 100.
,vore active and advancing and many OF the low:
priced issues and shares OF properties undergo
,,y reorganization enjoyed the strength which
WAS the chief feature Of the market. There was
some rregularty a part OF the time. and the
bears sndeavored 20 force liquidation, but there
were few and unmportant declines, and realiz-
inv sales were chiefly responsible for the losses
sneered Chicago Gas was again the most active
stock transactions in II amounting to over ~
600 shares and It's price was advanced l's per
cont There was some talk OF good buying IN the
stock and reports Of new interests trying 10 get
control but there was no trustworthy news "o-
.ainable regarding the stock. and there appears
10 be no chance of any important developments III
the companies for the present The Granger
share, were strong and closed at substantiai net
gains The crop reports received In this city from
railroad officers in the West are encouraging ana
the Government crop report issued to-day ca"io'
be construed as unfavorabe. In fact' IL places
the condition Of spring wheat at percentage u
1922. which Is against 97.S in June ana o'f !" July
OF last year The condition OF winter ""ea'
shows a falling of from that reported IN june
but il Is not 80 bad az the ou' y" nv
Exchange have predicted. Its percentage by the
renort "a sss against III In June and S32 IN July.
1894. The report on acreage Of corn when is
preliminary shows 1913 per cent as compared
with the planted in 1884, which was for n ,hs
over 7s.000.000 acres. being an .,,nS in round
numbers 49, 600 900 acres The average cono'aon ,
~ corn ia s93 Der cent. against 20 In July ias'
year and 1872 In 1893. . -, rouwav
Besides good crop reports. returns VI railway
earnings were favorable and St Paul showed al, an
Incl ease OF $500 5s4 in the gross earnsS S 1 sur
arst week in JuI, All the Western ana SOUTH
ern roads are showing better earnings. amd on,
GERS Of the companies talk in mos, m
..h'snr raor0anization helped the stock 20 move
up to-day Southern Railway pa ana the Maxine iua
shares were strong. Missouri racine ,a ,,,,no-s
m we're set abroad to depress Reading and they
surreeded to the extent OF y per "sn. ne
whole Anthracite group. with the Nxcepson -
w vn'aware Lackawsnna and Western. was lower;
n sH The people who want the anthracite eoai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-11
STEAMBOATS,.

Mmds0n River by Day0Sglha
DAT LINE STEAMER
"NEW-YORK" ALBANY
Daily except Sundays. =.
Leaves BROOKLYN Fulton by Anne A. ~
New York Desbrosses St PEE. SAC
Vest I'D ~. Pier ............'S
For ALBANY. landing Yonkers. West Point. New
burgh Poughkeepsie. khineheck Catskill and Hcoson
Returning leave Albany $50 \. VI.
CONNECTIONS:
WEST POINT NEWBCRGH and POUGHkEEPSlE.
with down Day Boat
KHINEBE, X 10y terry. with Ulster & Del. r. r. for
Of the Catskills.
CATSKIII with special trains the Catskl 1T. p. h
and Otis Elevating Railway.
ALBANY with trains FOR Niagara Falls and the West;
Boston and the East: Montreal and the North. and
with special trains and from SARATOGA.
The NewYork Transfer Company Will call for aAd
check baggage hotels and residences.
MORNING 4 AFTERNOON CONCERTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-11
Wisconsin Central Reorganization.

reference previous notices from the Committee.
Rondholders are advised that majority Of the FRS,
Mortgage Bonds have deposited with the IniteI
States Trust under the Agreement and that the
Trust Companys Certificates now listed on the New
York and Boston Stock Exchanges. This COMMITTEES
urges holders First and Income Bonds deposit
their Bond with United States Trust Company with
delay Bondhoi~rs In Boston still deliver their
Honde . Messrs Brown Bros. & Co. there.
GEORGE COPPELL. Chairman
CHARLES e. BEAMAN ,.,,os.,
GRO WILDWOOD MURRAY
jos. :. DALE Secretary. ~ Exchange Place
New Ynrk NAV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-11

Time money was in slightly better demand.
Commercial paper quotations were a tribe high"r'
We subjoin our usual table ~ rates. made up
from infornation furnished by the busiest houses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-11

troubles settled in twenty -four hours rontinueu
TO express disappointment over the stuiuon
While the actual condition OF the coal TRADE -
far from profitable at present. there are cnc"ui-
aging factors In the general situation. ana tne
fact should not be overlooked that powerful IL
nancial interests are at work upon plan loi
putting the trade "A satisfactory bass anu
that il is affair requiring more than DAY 81
A single conference. Outside of Chicago Gas ne
Industrial list was not active. and transaci"ns
In Sugar Refining fell 10 A comparatively sinai
number Its quotations were erratic and the las,
price was at a net gain Df Is per cent. lhiteu
States Leather declined on the postponement 81
action on the regular quarterly dividend. 4 ne
directors OF the company declared an extra diVi-
dend of per cent the preferred stock. on ac-
count of accumulated dividend The fnarke'
closed with considerable irreguarity.
BONDS-THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
Goyernment bonds sold $1,000 coupon Is Of 1928
at l24la Quotations were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-11

Money on call in London WAS }. Pc! cent III"
rate Of discount IN the open market VAS F-Ip Per
cent for short and for three months bills. The
amount Of bullion which went INTO IN" iAhh
Of England on balance today was How" b'ltlSh
consOs further advanced !. t. lOi 1910 Tor money
and 5-l6 t. f07 lj-l6 for the account American
securities showed slight and Irregular changes,
Louisville and Nashville rising 4. 10 Ola. southern
Railway preferred = 20 fit- the common :. I" 10
Canadian Pacific /. to 13as. ana Reading = - ''s,
but Illinois Central los; ]. at lol NdDash pre-
ferred a at 90 81 Paul :, AT 'O'., Erie !. AZ l"H'
and Atchson \ at l0h. m
confines: Paris exchange on London, - francs
1917 centimes. Berlin exchange on London. ~
marks 43iz pfeIn.ngs. Tho weekly statement 81
the Imperial Bank II Germany SHOWS decrease
In specie o.. 100000 marks
We have received the fOowing'
The publishers Of "Thr Financial Chronicle
have ready In bound form volume No 90 oi
that nuhlicatlon The volume includes the weekly
issues for the first half Of 1895. together with the
issues OF the "Invcstors' Supplement- street RAN
,yay SupDlement. State and city supplement ana
Quotation Supplement-" The whole makes a vol
ume Of over 1000 pages. when me 'nionlcI'
has given To its subscribers since the LIST nf jan
Iarv II is A valuable book for financicrs and bisi-
nos mon I'm general containing all the interest
ing Information and statistical data SO necessary
for an intelligent understanding II current IMAM
cial and business operations
All hondhollers Of the United states CordaRe
conpanv who approve the course OF IN" Bond
holders Protective Committee In recommending
foreclosure Of the mortgage, when tne POM
holders can buy In the property Tor their own
benefit or rcOrganZe II with the stockholders,
are requested to deposit their bonds with the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company. In Ncw-York.
or the Boston Safe Deposit ana trust Company
I'm Roston on or before July -, 1873.
The success OF the plan for the reorganization
of the Long Island Traction Company Is assured.
Already -, 900 shares Of the stock nave been de-
posited with the Central Trust Company and as
easements TO the amount Of $26o,0W nave been
paId The time for the deposit Of stock ana the
payment Of the first instafnent or the assess
mont of $40 Der share does not expire until the
18th inst.
The following securities were sold by pubic
auction at the NewYork Real Estate Salesroom
by Adrian II. Muller Son: