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The evening world., 1895-06-08
TALKS WITH THE DOCTOR.
Advice About Ailments That May
he Treated AZ Home.

To the Editor;
Kindly publish q remedy for boiia have had
. number my tacs
V. c. H.. Brooklyn.
Sulphide of calcium Is very
good remedy. Get some one-fifth grain
pills and take one every three hours
Also take a good dose OF Rochelle salts
before breakfast several times a week.
Please suggest . remedy for . child OF six
months: he 10 tsething and IL very nervous and
irritable. q. c. II.
Give him one grain Of bromide Of soda
In water every hour or two as required.
Kindly publish q prescription for anti bilious
pills. and say how the pills should be taken.
The following Is a very good formula
Podophyllin. six grains.
Compound extract OF colocynth. one
dram.
To be made into twenty-four pills
Take on pill at bedtime.
What can DO for an enlarged vein Just below
the kneesf a. L. II.
Wear an elastic stocking.
Please suggest q tonic for . young boy WHOSE
appetite IL not very good: he 10 also quite pale
Mra H., Harlem
Tho elixir Of calisaya and iron is q
very good preparation. Give him one
teaspoonful before each meal.
Give a remedy for an attack OF iumbaso.
think It was caused by . cold. b. N. L.
A mustard leaf Is usually beneficia
In such cases.
l am frequently troubled with eostiveness and
headache. Please adviss . remedy
C. c. B.. Newark. N. J.
Try sulphate Of soda. Take a tea
hour before breakfast every morning.
What can take for neuralgia headaches!
Mrs. c. L.. Flatbush.
Take nve grains Of phenacetine ever,
two or three hours.
Can you tell ne q . good application 70
prsinsf NC
Lead and opium wash may be use,
with beneft. Apply 1t several times I
day.
which you frequently give In cough msdicinssf
J. A. A.
Brown mixture" 10 the compoun
| licorice mixture Of the United State
Pharmacopoea. It Is composed of OK
| tract Of licorice. sugar. gum arabic
paregoric, wine OF antimony. swee
spirits Of nitre and distilled water.
! Kindly give me = remedy for . rough an
scaiy spot my little boys face; It seems
itch great deal at times. Mrs. r. J. A.
You may find a very good remedy 4
an ointment composed Of one dram Q
oxide Of zinc ointment. two drains q
tar ointment and one ounce OF col
cream. Apply 1t twice a day. At tn
same time the rhubarb and soda mix
ture may be given with good effec
Give him one teaspoonful after eac
meal.
H .. C.-You should consult an eye seeAaiis
self-treatment 10 not advisable in your case
|
Mrs. II. G. N.-Givs him one tsaspoonful Of
| mixture composed OF one dram Of subnitrats ,
bismuth. one dram of tincturs OF oatschu and tr
ounces Of chalk mixture every ehrss hourA
]. F. WHITMYER. NJ. D.
Please print . remedy for chronic oonstipati %,
@. L. W.
Ask your druggist for some pills O
aloin. strychnine and bellsdonna. Tka
one at bedtime.
The evening world., 1895-06-08
FREE DOCTORS STORIES,

This morning. in a wretched tenement
In Washington street, met with a baby
deserving the greatest pity and the best
efforts Of the Fund for its relief.
Little Michael Connolly is only ten
months old. but during this time he has
n''irly boxed the compass of infantile
ailments. From some ailments he has
recovered. Others have become chronic
from neglect. and just at present he has
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Benr IN mind that any chronic sufferer. whether
from catarrh or other seated and distressing
chronic mnlady, may apply any time at 10 West
24th a.. near Madison square, and receive from
the copeland experts the most efficient treatment
now IN vogue nj merely nominal rates TO Ofncc
and mail patients alike. Trial treatment and
medicine ircc TO those applying In person
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You DO Not Know.

NOu DO NOt NuOw.
You DO not will not ever know
The sorrow In my heart.
The sigh. the pain Of Just the thought
II We two were to part
You do not, but how could you know.
When II 10 only I that loves.
That the heart which boats within my breast
10 purc - any doves.
You do not know that while you live
Ny life Sili ever glide.
But should you die. my heart would break,
rd then be by your side.
You DO not will not ever know,
The secret I'll keep fast,
For happiness to me It brings
while the sweet spell doth last
NJ q n
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Catarrh of the Liver.

The liver Ia affected by catarrh through tn,
disease extending from the stomach Into th'
tubes In the liver speedy aud Inexpensive cur
by the Copeland system
Are you irritables'
Are you nervous.'
''Do you get diZzyf"
''1tave you no energys'
'Do you have cold Ieet"'
40 you feci miserable~'
rs your memory p0orr'
DO you get tired easlyr'
'Do you have hot fusheaS'
rs your cyesight blurrcdr'
Can't you explain wherer'
"Havc you pain In the backr'
rs your flesh soft and habbyr'
Are your spirits low at times:'
as there bloatins after eatingr'
Have you pain around the iOlnsf''
''Do you have gurgllng In bowes"'
"nu Won have rtinbiny In howelsr'
''Is there throbbinR In the stomAohr'
''Do you have sense oi heat In bowelsrs
40 you suysr from palms IN temptesr.
''Do You have palpltntion Of the hearth
''ls there general feeling Of lAsstudsr'
DO these feelings AFFECT your memory
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C tarrh of the Head ard Throat.

Tho most prevalent form OF catarrh ana results
from neglected colds speedy ana inexpeusivt
cure by tive Copeland system
lis the breath foul -
Is the voice husky?''
- DO you spit up slimer'
= bo you ache all over"
DO you blow out scabs"'
lis the nose stopped up"
do you snore ut nightf'
'Does your nose discharges
Does the nose hiecd easily ?"
"Is there tickling In the throAtr'
DO crusts form In the nose"'
'1s the nose sore aud tender"
"Do you sncegc great deal p
'1s this worse towards uteht"'
Does the nose Itch and hurnr
rs there pnin I'm front OF hsadr'
us there pain across the eyes"
is there pain In bhck of headr''
"Is your sense of smell leavingr'
" 10 YOU hawk to clear the throat"'
lis there u droup ping In the throat -
"Is the throat dry In the mOrningsr'
Are you losing your sense oi taste -
"no you sleer with the mouth open 7"
81 Does } our nose stop up towards nightr'
The evening world., 1895-06-08
SOME GIRLS AND OTHERS.
roibles and Charms of the Fair Sex
in Verse nnd Prose.
To the Editor;

TO Inc EuItOTI
nave becn going with girl for years and
never got mad until one year ago sirl moved
around here thon and she always makes trouble
between us two over other fellows I have been
MAD for two months at both Of them How can
l get s,ad At my four-year friend,
LOVER prooklyn
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God Bless the Noble Work.

To the Editor:
This mite. 70 eents from one baby s to help
some sck little one Nay God bsss the noble
work T. b. L.
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From Daby Bmn nuers Savings

To the Editor:
Inclosed please hnd Il cents for the Sick Babies
| Fund from the savings OF -
| BABY EMANUEL STERN.
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A Liliputian Fair.

To the Editors
Please accept u cents for the Sick Babies
Fund, the proceeds OF . liliputian fair held BY
three little girls MARGUERITE sTONEY.
MILLIE AUMACK.
ELLA ARRoWsMITH,
keypor, N. J.
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acquired conclusion Of the brain from
fall from a chair. A childs head Is soft
and well adapted to stand ordinary
blows, but Michael's last was little too
much. even for a head constructed on
The child was dull and suffering from
not have a doctor because her husband
was out of work" Such os,ses, II neg
lected. often lead to that most horrible
disease, epilepsy.
Much as 1t is to ones credit to save .
life II is certainly more so to save a
than death itself--epileptio dementia.
H.
Among the many children now being
treated by THE Evening Worlds free
doctors. there is one who, before nov,
struggle with disease IL one Of these
physicians had not found him.
1t was In a dark. sitting room on the
top floor that the sick child was lying.
His mother was with him, but his father
was not there. He is dying Of consump-
tion in ST. Joseph's Hospital,
nnd child was one hard crust OF black
bread. which she was moistening with
water to render II more palatable for
the child. Next day, the woman said.
there would be nothing to eat, unless
some neighbors took compassion upon
her and sent her food from their own
poor tables.
The child is receiving medical atten-
ton and the mother food and the otner
necessities she stood in need or, end
thus are the last moments OF the dyine
father. soothed by the knowledge tha'
his wife and baby are cared for.
The evening world., 1895-06-08
Catarrh of the Bronchial Tubes.

when catarrh ot the heNd and throat L. left un.
checked IL extends down the windpipe into the
bronchial tubes and In time attacks the
lungs. speedy and inexpensive cure oy the
Copeland system.
Have you coughr'
Are you losing he>hf'
40 you cough at night~'
Have you palm In sider'
''Ioyou take cold eAsily~'
'Is your appetite variableS'
'liave you stitches In side1'
"Do You cough until you gAgr'
Ara you low spirited At umesr'
do you ruise irothy materialf'
DO you spit up yellow natter
''po you cough on goinK TO bedf'
''Do you cough In the morntnysr'
lis your cough short and hack ngr'
NO You spit up little cheety iumpsS'
'Have you disgust for fatty fOodsr'
rs there atickling behind the paiater
"Have you pain behind bresstbonef"
''Do you feel you are grow ing weakstr'
''ls thers a burning pain In the throatr'
do you cough worse niGht And moruingr'
"Do you have to sit up o. night 70 get bteatAf'
The evening world., 1895-06-08
Personal.

A-A.-HAvB YoU SEEN iri "Art Studies fsSa
the Nude" q monthly portfolio for tovsrs q
highest art; superb reproductions Of palntings ~
renowned artists, Nos 1 to . ready. No. 0Aeh.
Nailed by ArtistS Pub. Co.. Dept 10. II LsujA
Mo
ADVICE FREE-Practiss In sli courts; sollsetieao
promptly made here and elsewhere; 10 cAafBs
unless suocsssfui. Psepls's Law and Colisetiso
Bureau, East 18th St
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Thousands of Them Die in the
Tenements Every Summer
4 Contribution to the Sick Babies
Fund Will Help Save Them.
Tho Free Doctors and the FUNDS
Fresh.A Air Excursions.
THE SUBSCRIPTIONS.

Walls and ceilings black as pitch.
shapeiess clothes in shreds.
Dirt and dust in every niche,
straw their only beds!
Tots not had a meal for days.
Not q scrap OF meat.
Blinded by the dazzling haze,
Gaspins in the heat.
Sick. unclean, and hollow-eyed.
Asking to be fed.
Better. praps, that they had died
Better on, II deadi
Shines the sun without 30 bright.
Not . ray within.
Destitution seems to fight
In their homes with sin!
Have you no compassion. then.
On their wretched fate7
Does 1t need a mightier pen
To describe their state?
Give them but n little mite.
Help them on their way.
Grant them but a small delight.
Just for one short dayi
LA TOUCHE HANCOCK
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A-sxPERr DETECTIVE SERVICE sesedeasial
aad Aoossk; ssnd tor rsfsrsncsa Ciussas -.
ssst Service Co. - West t1d st
A-sUPERFLUoUs HAIR. molss -. esse!eVee
Aixsr. LIS W. 3ttA - I.s
The evening world., 1895-06-08

CREMATORIEs and Columbaris are the csmeter1ae
Of the future; Incarceration almost daily =
Fresh Pond opposite Lutheran Csmstsfy., eau
there or address the Cremation once. q Gase
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 1854 Broadway, totA
at. 40 to 4 daily: business and psrsonal ~
vice; all oubjecta
sUPERFLUoUs HAIR permanently destroyed u
electricity; sitting 81. Nine. 3. Wsstsfvelt ~
Washington st. Newark. N. J.
TRUNKS AND BAGS at r,anufsctursrs prices;
dress-suit case. q up Doylsa Aston Hoase
vssey aud Broadway.
The evening world., 1895-06-08

H D. C.-You shoud consult an eye specialist
self-treatment 10 not advisable in your case
The evening world., 1895-06-08

HORIZONS ICE-CREAM Is perfection: pure sna
reliable; try It; 1t will sound its own praises.
KNOW your fate and fortune: consult Nibla ~.
entinc palmisI 20 East l7th st. fee IL opep
evenings
The evening world., 1895-06-08

HILLS RHEUMATISM AND GoUr CURE-fhe
greatest Of all remedies. bottle will eure
you. Hill Medicine Co.. 20 East 18th st ssne
for circular.
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| FULLER's DETECTIVE BUREAU-Ths oid-ssii-
! able established 1870; civil and criminal inves.
1 tiRatlons Broadway and 18th
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zpoPrloN-R.assd Siri sad 6o1 q "a vs7k
Maternity Retreat. N. z. ave. JanalsA +
BAYER DETECTIVE AGENCY invsstigAtss =
casss. owl or criminal. pronptly. Seseeea1s
rooms i and !; telephone. s,i3 cortiahdt.
BICYCLE sHoes-New pattern: meas. N.0I
ladies'. N.7s; leggngs ESQ.,: Eood ssilssA
Franks ID avl.. 18th st.
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OUENS IN EASTERN ASIA.

The statement that an agent Of the japanese
Government will visit the United States and
Great Britain this year, to make large contracts
for warsbps and arms, IS confirmed. Evidently
1t means business Japan realizes that the war
Is not ended. The first part OF 1t, with China
may be. The second and more serious part. with
Russia has not yet begun. 1t may begin at any
time, and Japan proposes to get ready for 1t,
Just as rapidly as possible. She Is keeping her
army up to It's full strength and ready 10 take
the field at short notice. Her fortresses are
being enlarged and strengthened. Her ships. in
Guiding those taken from China, are being re-
paired and put in perfect trim. New ships are
being pushed TO completion in English yards.
And now. with the $S0,OO0.OO0 received from
China-or from Kussa-as the first payment Of
the war indemnity she proposes to secure more
ships and arms. sufficient to make her match
for her great antagonist, at least at sea.
In the mean time the Russian fleet lies at Che
Foo in full fighting trim. 1t Is somewhat strong
or than any with which Japan could at present
oppose ii. 1t comprises no less than five great
ironclad battle-ships, while Japan has only one
SUCH the Chen Yuen, which she captured from
the Chinese. Japan is the stronger, however, in
cruisers and gunboats and when she gets her
new ironclads from England, as she hopes to do
soon, her fleet will be able to cope with that Of
Russia. The new ships. for which she intends
TO make contracts this fall, will comprise four
frst-cass ironclad batte-shps, six frst-class and
twelve second-cass cruisers Of very high speed
and heavy armament and whole feet Of gun
boats, torpedoboats and torpedo-boat dcstroyers
These added TO her present navy, will make
Japan truly formidable sea power
As has before been stated. neither Japan nor
Russia Is ready for war. Japan wants to get
her new ships, and Russia TO finish her railroad
across Siberia. AT the same time each IL anxious
TO strike before the other is ready for the blow
An unexpected incident may at any monet
bring on the crisis. Should Russia demand the
evacuation Of Corea, Japan would fatty refuse
Should Russia attempt TO enter that country
Japan would fight. The popular feeling in
Japan is extremely warlike and extremely bitter
against Russia, and could not be restrained a
moment should Russia attempt any further og-
gression. AT the same time japanese relations
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"NO SUCH PERSON."

A correspondent writes to THE Evening Sun"
asking "where these low-necked bathing suits
are to be found" lie frankly confesses that he
has looked for them at numerous seaside re-
sorts. and has failed to find them. He therefore
wants to know whether there really are any
such things or they exist only in the imagination
of comic artists and on the stage. The editor.
with admirable discretion. replies. I'VE have
never looked for them;' and the inquirer Is left
unsatisfed.
For own part we can most sincerely repeat
our Esteemed Contemporaries answer We have
never looked for them. But. for the sake of the
peace OF mind Of the half-distraught inquirer,
we will go a step further and say we do not be-
leve such things really exist; at any rate, not
IN considerable numbers. True. we cannot prove
they do not exist. But there are millions of
people who implicitly believe I'm things the
istence Of which they cannot prove. SO we claim
the right to disbelieve in these things. though
we cannot prove their non-existence.
Nor will we stop there. We beg to assure this
anxious seeker after truth. that to the best OF
our knowledge and belief. lots Of other things
which are daily worked and overworked to pro-
mote the gayety of nations. do not exist. and
never have existed The fool farmer from Way
back. with goat-like beard and straw In mouth
Of a compound cylinder triple-screw idiot. is
familiar to the professional fun-maker, but is a
stranger to the census The vinegar-visaged
clergyman expounding "fourteenthly" to empty
pews is seen a hundred times In comic papers to
once In the pulpit. The poysyllabic speech OF
Boston Is heard only at the funny mans desk
So with innumerable other things over which we
daily laugh. They do not exist; or, II they do
only In remote exceptions which serve TO prove
the rule.
How much good harm such wholesale ex-
aggerations and fabrications do 1t is impossible
to say. An officer OF one Of the foremost colleges
for women seriously declared a few years ago
that the prosperity OF that institution had been
seriously impaired by the mutitudinous jokes at
It's expense scarcely one Of which had the in
nntesimallest scintilla OF truth for a basis.
We have heard 1t stated. also. that the
slant lampooning and caricaturng OF farmers
as clowns and gawks has operated to keep many
young men from engaging In agriculture II
these statements were true they indicated that
much harm had been done.
Certainly IL IL an open question whether Il
would not be better for comic artists and para
graphers to sharpen their pens and pencils
against the many real evils and undoubted follies
OF the world. rather than against foibles of their
own devisng. man OF straw IL not an alto
gether inspiring object OF attack and there 10
always a possible danger that 1t may turn out
to be the efgy OF some respectable and praise
worthy person
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-29
PERSONAL.

Ira D. Sankey. the evangelist singer is writ
ing a history OF the gospel hymns.
Among the new members OF the English House of
Commons is the Indian. Bhownagree. who has had
an unusual career He Is the son OF Bombay
merchant and has been a lawyer and editor In
England. and judge In India. He represents
Bethnal Green. London. in Parliament and is the
only OF his in the House. His coleag CUES
refer TO him. therefore, loosely. the member
for india"
The annual meeting OF the Graves family this
year will be held in Hatfield. Mass. on September
IL The historical address will be delivered by Cen
eral j. C. Graves. OF Buffalo.
Henry Matthews has been created Vlscount Ian
dan OF Hereford lie has consoled himself with
the title OF LANDAU in place OF that OF Glamorgan
which his first choice. 1t is curious that the
title LANDAU should have been the title OF Irish
peerage now extinct. and that the family name OF
Its holders should have been. not. indeed Matthews
but Mathew. The Irish Barons LANDAU were kns-
men OF Father Mathew the great temperance
tor and of his nephew, Si James Mathew one OF
Booker w. Washington president OF the Tuske-
gee (Ala) Normal and Industrial Institute has
been invited as representative OF the colored race
to take part In the exercises OF the opening day at
tho Atlanta Exposition. Mr.. Washington Is one OF
the foremos, educators OF his race having been en-
gagged for some time In what might be called tech
meal education the line OF the archaeological
schools founded by the white people He was one
OF the colored men who accompanied the Exposl-
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.or commIttee TO Washington. and appeared before
the Congress Committee to ask for an sppropria-
ton for the Exposition sdd ns Pes He Is nn
norasiveiv a Young man. Of fine intelligence and is
an an orator Of considerable power
Jobn W. Paul, OF the Drexel banking firm Of
philadelphia has had his stamp collection insured
for 10000 The Paul collection is one OF the most
valuable In the world There are stamps IN the COL
lection worth 500 each.
The Rev Maskazoo Tai. who Is now on his way
% this city ia one OF the most eminent scholars In
Iapan He has come to this country to study the
social political and religious principles OF American
cvt,izaton He has planned TO spend several
months In New-York. familiarizng himself with
the labor question and life In the Sums Mr. Tai
"a an Episcopal clergyman, and belongs TO what
was known In Japan twenty-five years ago as the
colder caste He was educated for and Intended to
the army He was aSd S wh@m
s s"p Of BsSop Willard and with him
years.
n,ne, Scott, OF Chicago. who died in tina. city
the other day. was one OF the weaithies' coiored
mon IN the West. He went to Chicago In 1872 Mr..
""o,, was horn a slave In 1898 on a plantation neas
Uarri sburg Va. He left an estate valued at SVJvc.
William r. Castle the Minister OF the Dole Cow
ernmen, from Hawaii the United States. ar
rived In this country short time ago, and has spent
sor,e time in Chicago. lie was appointed TO sue
coed Mr. Thurston. but will not 20 TO Washington
ho,ore ssntember u. Mr.. Castle. who is A fine
Locking man about middle age with full beard
ord u,ea Ping eyeglasses, liz a native OF Hawaii lie
q, a Iawver nv profession, and was graduated years
AGO from Columbia College Law school IN this
-. 10 4. an American By birth and their son.
Mr. Castle says the present Goyefinent ~ r.an,at
is still greatly in favor OF annexation 10 the '"ea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-29
FOURTEEN PAGES.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-Advices from Minister DENLY, in
Peking TO the state Department report the sue
cess OF the Ku-Cheng investigation -
semi-official organ of the Madrid Government
has published an alleged interview with United
states Minister Hannis Taylor on the Cuban res
hellion - "LEcho de Paris published the
news that the Duo dOreans has abandoned the
Royalist propaganda in France. =- dispatch
from Constantinope says that the Porte has COM
plained to France and Russia against the atti-
tude of England In the Armenian question. -
Hippolyte Raymond the dramatic author, shot
himself In Paris.
DOMEsTIC.-senator NJ s Quay was elected
chairman of the Pennsylvania Republican State
Committee; there was entire harmony at the con-
vention at Harrisburg. 60 judge William IL.
Taft made the annual address before the Ameri-
can Bar Association at Detroit. - Ex-Pohce
Justice Patrick Gavan Duffy. Of this city. died at
Forked River. y. ]. = Secretary Herbert an
nounces that the White Squadron will engage in
a series OF manoeuvres between Newport and
Norfolk. - Sir Hugh McCurdy Grand Master,
made his triennal address at the conclave Of
knights Tempar In Boston
CITY AND SUBURBAN-The Earl Of Dunra-
ven, the owner and c. L. Watson the designer, OF
the Valkyrie, arrived to take part in the interna-
tional races -=- In the Columbia investigation
Captain Sumner testified in his own behalf. ==
Justice Jerome. presiding in Special Sessions an
nounced that tomorrow all accused liquor-deal-
ers who pleaded guilty would be let off with a
fine OF S25 and that fines OF $500 would follow con-
victions after next Sunday. 49, Judge Bschoff
decided that the Percy-Gray Racing law was I'M
constitutional, far as II applied to sweep
stakes. - Judge Slower gave decision in the
Thornton test case. holding that the old Justices
Of the Special Sessions ceased to hold office after
June 30 = Records were broken at Travers
Island by Conner and Sweeney in the mile run
and high jump. - Winners at Sheepshead
Bay: Marquise. Weinberg. Rey del Carreres, Fly
Ing Dutchman. Sufficient. Pepper. - Winners
at Fleetwood Park: Azote Bouncer and Fred S.
Moody. - New-York defeated Cincinnati at
baseball by a score of to l: Brooklyn defeated
Louisville at Eastern Park. Brooklyn by score
OF l3 to 5. - The stock market was higher.
THE WEATHER.-Forecast for to-day: Cen
orally fair Temperature yesterday: Highest, So
degrees; lowest, 70 degrees.