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New-York tribune., 1895-07-01
TIE UNITED PRESS on TiiE COAST
coNMENTs or CAIiForNrA PAPERS on THE
NEW SERVICE.

NEW SERVICE
San Francisco. June 3D-"The Calr' to-day repro
duccs the following from The Los Angeles Jour
nar:
erers the United Press and the Associated Press.
conducted Warf1r" against each Other similar 10
pens tnai all the daily papers are patrons OF ~. 70:
Associated frcss ard according az organs lor tnn.
very little could heretofore be learned from our
local psPe55' sss.p OF ne EV"Hns Reeord the
lively n'tl- sheet that has caused such a rattlns
taking the only teegraphc news furnished by the
United Press N Los Angeles nence. while ,, ne
picsicd reports from Associated Press. The Rec.
ord" has an original and entirely exclusive report
tn. following is from The Vlsailn Times:
The Call" Of san Francisco has Joined the Uait"l
Press and Will hereafter get It's news from that
Ss,hch r,h ih m,e Press to make !, tne most
fuI nsws-rathcrng organization in the country and
news from every corner Of the world.
The Rei'and Facts" OF June q SAYS:
Tie change Of The San Francisco Can" from
the greatest surprises in coast newspaper work.
''Thc ra' Is the first really great paper ON n,
Coast to take the United Press dispatches and It's
change l. important ia view OF the bitter tand al
most childkc' hght being waeed by these tTo
great associations The acquisition of The 'a'l;
however will ultimately have tendency 10 greatly
improve the service Of the United Press on the
Coast.
The Los Angeles Record" OF June n. snys:
Of the two great press Citations the United
Ircss is growing stronger and The chicago Asso.
cin,ei Press Is getting weaker This ~ especially
true In California As 10 the situation IN the
East. quote from Cincinnati paper
Rarely "a day passes when The United Press does
not eclipse the Chicago Associated Press in re
porting current events. It Is therefore clear that
all those who seek the latest news and who wish
10 lie mp TO date current events. must read a
paper that prints the news OF the United Press"
Tho San Jose Mercury" to-day says:
The Mercury Is being congratulated from fnr
and wide upon It's enterprise on securing the per
fec, tclcgra phic service OF the United Press.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-01
THE SAY FRANCISCO CRU.cH MURDERS

San Francisco June 5o.-The police are giving con-
siderable time the preparation OF the Durfahs
murder cases for trial. The intmation is given OUT
tha, the detectives holding a great oeai OF "h-
portant evidence in the background ih'ehu'ns :"
overwhelm the defence with the unexpected at the
trial The fact thet at different times various DIS
OF the reserve evidence have leaked ou; has alarmed
the detectives and for the sake OF preserving aoso-
lutte secrecy in future they are keeping tne leS'
strength Of their case from the DistrictAtor,
news office on behalf Of the defence great deai
OF quiet work is being done In the way OF invesu-
eating the records OF witnesses for the prosecutor.
II Is understood that Durrants attorneys nave
abandoned the notion OF asking FOR cnange OF
Venue and that they will consent to have their
client tried by Judge Murphy. Dlstrict-Arterney
Barnes stated the other day that he was perfectly
elsewhere.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-01
GETTING READY AT HENLEY.
coRNErr.s CREW MUCH SOUGHT AFTER So
cTAIIY- TToH COLLEGE EIGHT TO RIVAL

THE IInN HA.'
Henley y-on Thames. June 3o-A representative
NJ ,he United Press visited this place to-day for
the purpose 81 seeing the crews that are to take
mart IN the coming rowing regatta lie founi the
,iver ,ov.r than usual owing 20 Light rainialis
The Canadian oarsmen complain OF the heat. Inc
cornell crow are in the pink of condition. ana
h~rceforth will only seek - maintain all that hard
work has done FOR them They now practise sp"r's
and starts They nave received many social im'i-
,a,lons but their training prccluies their accept
ancc
4 : White - Syracuse. is staying AZ Hcnl'Y'
ati = greatly Interested % the Cornell crew. II"
ithaca boys recently visited The L"and"r, 'alus'
Cambridge and other cnihs. some - IN" mem
h.r. q ,he Cornell CIR club visited Henley To-
a,v They will De pr.scn, At the regatta. and VIII
pr,l ably give "a concert here The cornell crew
hav. accepted the Invitation of Guy Hick-lle -
dino with him ana stay ovcrngn, at ns house "f'"r
tf. rnre Ths London sports cub OF "hleA MI
M.lalr.ont II president s also anxious 70 enter
tain the American oarsme-l. but no da'e mas YET
hem nN.d FOR fhoir entertainments
Ef.r College has eufer"l crew IN the race i''
IA, Grand ,halcng" cup THIS coh'I" hhs nov
rofnre'ri before II "a understood mat ~" "pJrrl
I'm euieifng u crew this scar Is 10 try we rr"hsn
~ ,I. f.,r..i crew The entries. though iew'r
ih's y~,r than ~ l"i represent "A oe'ter class "'
onfsnen 49,,
M star, will h- made IN the regatta on the
nr!ng u pistol instead ot tie ringing o' electric
bells ns heretofore
The iion " r Smith. II. =. m cN-Oxford oars.
man VIII entertain many Oil rowing men ~ ms
H.niey r~.idc:cc Many gay house boats are be-
glrniug - conyrrgaic nloug the river. Positions
have not ye, been assigned 70 them
New-York tribune., 1895-07-01
FryYyo WAGES ~ the TROy INDUSTRY.

Pittsburg June 3o-The Indications are now that
there will be no interruption IN the iron industry
the coming summer The iron manufacturers and
the Amalgamatel Association officials will meet
this week and will In all probability decide on a
scale similar to the agreed upon between the
iron manufacturers OF the Mahonng and Shenango
Valleys and the Association last week. The scale
adopted at Youngstown begins with 81 rate a
ton for pudding. Ii card OF l-lo cents pound
for bar iron. The puider VIII receive an advance
OF q cents a ton for each advance Of l-loth OF a
cent a pound In bar iron. Since the settlement at
Youngstown bar iron has been advanced l-l0 cent
ton. The chances are favorable for another 10
cent advance. which will make the pudding rate
- 20 or 20 cents higher than the rate nxed at
Cleveland The nonunion ss we'll as the union
mills In this district Will pay this rate.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-01
THE GIANTS SOON TO GO WEST.
NO GAMES HEREABoUrs AFTER THURSDAY
I'LL AUGUST 9

The present week viii WIND up Inc local paseoan
sea son for me time being, the local teams VIII
s,.r, on heir second tour Of the West Thurs
dav nigh, for four veehs trip no games being
scheduled IN this nelghborhOod until August 2 Tine
New-yorr and brooklyn teams Will play at broo--
lyn today and tomorrow. On "Wednesday bhl'-
more comes to Scw-york ana Boston 10 bro'N'S"'
Double games Will be played In both cities on
July
In the race for the pennant the local representa-
tives are not cutting much of n hgur~. ana WIN
long tour ahead ~ them their friends nho"lh not
expcc, much II any, climbing np ,he baseball dnn n-
,inurs 10 sci the pDce, with the champions cIosf
second Irtsbuty, cleveland ana rh'o"Eo sf" ~ y,
fof tflri place Cincinnati IN SKIN, thlhnclpmn
reyenth and brooklyn New York, Whthngton' ~
I orla and Louisville following IN order named
New-York tribune., 1895-07-01
GAMES ~ THE WEST.

f-bicapo June 80 Tho Chicagos won with ease 10
dav from s., Louis because they could hit the ball
both pl,chcrs received superb support. the errors
coming from stopping hits that looked sood for TWO
b,sos and failing - throw accurately in neding the
hail Grlrih pitched ;hrec balls in the first inning
,.,,r,rg IN. side The home team won the game In
the fourth with Two men out. lange go' hrs' on
iaIia Everett hi; safe. then Stewart sent the hAh
into the crowd IN LETT held Tor nome i""' |>''-
anrc. 1900. The score"
chicago ............ <.
:, Ioa.s ....................-.p ] " y !
Dosoh,is -chi-aro. y. -. Louis. Errors,EAl
caro- :, Louis : Batteries G!ihth ana hiti-
rlise. tSiley aud Petz. Umpire CALVIN.
Clncinraii June 80 Louisville defeated Cincinnati
IN = sloepv game to-day Inks pi'chci superb haN
a,l Eaing's men coull not nnl him philips also
oi,chel vol but hal bad support Cincinnati "''i
have boon shut ou' hut for base on balls. The
o.l,. one Inks gave \ single followed. scoring one
louo run sugar plny"l a star .AH' ~ s-"I''
ac.cpt.rG a.! 'velve Dianccs lie aso mao" ~
sa,,nnal eaton % q ~ from Naughn' Pat VINE
inning ,t full speed Attendance. 5jt. The score
Cincinnati .....................-.' n 4
Louisville ......................l y
ras.hi,s- Louisville 5. Cincinnati, 6 Error
Louisville .: c.ncrnaN. BATTERIES .inks am war
ncr; Phillips aui Vaughn Umpire ke"fe
At Providerce-rro,ilcn- .. 3. Springfield. {?
4, Evansviiie-I.ttle Rock. 4 Evansville. g.
A, Po,hes,er. Rochester, - Syracuse. IL
A, Rufalo-H HuNalo. :. Toronto. 3
A, -, Joseph-F.rsi game. - Joseph. 3; Peoria
2 Second game. 81 Joseph. o. Peoria. H.
A, be. Moiues Do- Moines. =. Rpckfori. s
Al Omaha jacksonville. %. omaha ..
Al Lincoln Lincoln. !. quincy. )
New-York tribune., 1895-07-01
COLLEGE CRICKET GAMES TO-DAY.

COiI.EGE CRlCktT GAMES TV-UNi'
The team selected to represent the colleges ot the
Tinted Sta;"s IN the iat.rra'i,na. ini"rcp"cka'r
crclto, game which Will be played to-day on me
gr1und, OF the Germantown Cricket cub az ihl'-
altlpaia are T. II Clark AMI T.. H. Pool. OF liar-
ward. Samue Goodman. A. II Rrocki". J. y Henry
Water -haycr AMI .. &. Guest. OF P"nnsyiVhnia
A / Morris. George L.ppiIcOi' j. IL ADAMS am
G. X Hinchmnn 81 linv"rf1rd
The canadian colleges will be represented oy ne
following J. I. Counsel. II. IOu.tbs" and r. W. i.
Whfe Toronto University: " II Cooper. }: II.
porgias r Goldsmith. y. VI Rogers and T. Senk-
ior Of Trinity University. A +. X. Martin ana W.
D. Wadswor,h Of Ossools Hall.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-01
CRACKS TO RACE on TUESDAY.

Grand Rapids Mich. June So-The bicycle race
between John : Johnson. Walter Sanger ana
Harry TYLER will take place here Tuesday AZ ,h ,ns
VI rh!van Big Four Driving Circuit me race y, =
f,r 81 90 winner 20 take all. The Contestants Will
be- paced by quad team Johnson MI also ~
for hl. une-rnle record paced by quau
New-York tribune., 1895-07-01
4 DEMAND FOR WARD

Tn. Giants are doing go poorly that many friends
n, IN. club are convinced that an immediate ohaig"
in the ruaragcm-nt OF the club - necessary There
is n loud demand I'm many quarters FOR lohn NJ
Ward The team has not won n gam" IN over
week j, can be announced auihorta,'veiy tina,
ward can be secured II entire charge Of the team
f. given him.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-01
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram a continuous white line shows tho
changes In pressue Indicated bv The Tribune self
recording barometer The Goted line represents the tenn
pc-ature recorded at lerry's Pharmacy
Tribune Once. July 1. l m.-The weather yesterday
WAS rainy The temperature ranged between II and -
degrees the average 74ss be degree higher than
SATURDAY and "a degrees the corresponding
day last year. -, -.
The weather to-day is likely to be rainy with south
winds
New-York tribune., 1895-07-01
THIRD ATTEMPT FOR A RECORD.

cbt.,ro rune @-A T. Smith. the letter-carrer.
started from the city Hall AZ o'clock this MORN
I'm. on hs third attempt 20 break the Chicago- Wv
York record. Smith will be paced py rllers II oIm m
,ha various towns along the route: WIN oiultnly
weather Smith Is confident of reaching MS ues'l'd
tiyl IN less than record time.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-01
GOOD PURSES FOR THE TRorrERs.

Grand Rapids Mich. June @-The Michigan Big
Four Circuit will open here tomorrow with race
meet extending over five days. The Grand Rapids
Driving Club has hung up $4,000 IN purses! and the
field will be the largest ever known In Michigan.
Already there nre over 3O0 horses at tke track
and every train brings more The greaest race
New-York tribune., 1895-07-01
xCOyGRESSMAx PARRETTS FATAL FALL

Evansville. Ind June S.-Ex-Congressman VIII.
lam r. Parrett fell down stairs at his home this
morning at O'Clock and died at a. m He was
seventy years OF age. Hs succeeaed Senefa:
- iss2 He IcSves two daughters. He lead
,nr In wyer OF Evansville
New-York tribune., 1895-07-01
VA1KYRIr LII CRITICISED.

TIE LONDON PRESS EXPLAINS ANp EXCUSES
HER DFFAT or SATURDAY.
London June 81. The Daily news IN IT. com
men, 10 morrow on Saturdays yacht race" VIII say
that the end of the race was no criterion o' the
ABILITY Of the Valkyrle III. and dl not rob her ~
the opinion tha. she is the oesi hight weather yes
sci afoat.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-01
Az ATTRACTIVE CARD At sHEEpsHEAp
uAMAro ANp IMTiihMrToN AMONG THE 'oN'
TrsTASTS TIE OTHER ENTRIES

TrsTASTs TIE OTHER ENTRIES
The card n, shccpshca1 Say 'o-dny II extremely
.r,,r,iv. and should attract largo number ~
snora,os The track Ia IN fair condition. ana " tho
weather remains clear large fields nrc lkcly TO -
20 IN. post IN four of the races Ramapo IL entered
FOR the frat time since he was injured IN his tr'al
for the Suburban laihnmp,on. the horse that
caused Marcus DAILY 10 send his stable {, Chicago
on account Of the hasty action OF the Jockey cub
in regard 20 him. Is OF Ramapo'a opponents
Good sport Is anticipated. Here are the entries
FIRST RACE For three -olds ana upward sweep
stakes Of s15 each with $500 added 81 which $40" to
the second and s." the third weights n above the
New-York tribune., 1895-07-01
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For Maine increasing cloudness and showers slightly
cooler variable winds.
For Nev'-iIaupshre and VeruSnt. showers: slightly
cooler: westerly winds.
For Massachusetts and Rhode Island rain. variable
winds
For Connecticut, rain; easterly winds.
For Eastern, York. rain; southeastery winds
For Eastern Pennsylvania showers; soathe.iy winds.
shifting norhcriy.
For New Jersey rain. norheas;erly winds
For the Dstric, OF Columbia. Delaware and Maryland.
showers. slightly cooler. nOrtherly winds.
For virginia. rain. cooler. southeasierly wincs Do
coming variable.
For Western Pennsylvania rain; norrhery winds
For Western Nev-Nork and Ohio, showers; northerly
winds
For Virginia. rain; nor'hsastery winds.
ror Indiana, lair, warmer: nOrtheT.y winds.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-01

From racing point of view. ~" weather Si'-
~ lay could not havc been more unfavoTabe. ln'Ie
v,re zoo many CLYDE nukes The critics arc nnN-
IONS mat the Valkvrle should have really faf ana
rc.,bc all round trial befOr" they estimate no"
much betfer n boat she Is than the britannia. Yet
,h. /. an xcepiionally weathcriy boat ana 10 re-
rnarkaby quick in stays
New-York tribune., 1895-07-01
THE WEATHER REPORT.

A TROUGH OF MODERATELY LOW PRESSURE.
Washington June 30-An area of high pressure 10
central Superior second Of high
urc Just disappearing IN the coast of Nova Scotia
third area Of high pressure is central on Florida
trough Of moderately low pressure extends from the
81 Lawrence uthward 20 North Carolina ana thehce
westward Rain has fallen over the entire
country east of Mississippi except In the Upper Lake
region. The temperature has fallen from 70 ~ d'-
rr..s throughout ONO Valley and has risen west
~ ,h. Mississippi Thunderstorms have occurred a.
Washington Atlantic C1ty, Norfolk. Raleigh cba'~so
Savannah Augusta Harrisburg. Parkersourg Lous''e'
f,,-o Knoxvlia New-Orlsans. Shreveport Amarillo.
sasn,,ils CHATTANOOGA Denver Pueblo and Chatham
Continued rainy weather IS Indicated for the ONO Naiey
,d -he Middle Atlantic States and southern
New England Warmer. fair weather Is indicated for
lie country Ot the Mississippi ana fof 'He eppe'
Inkn
New-York tribune., 1895-07-01

To-day's programme beelns WIN a paraI| Tn'v5 e
ST. Marks place. and proceed to Broadway 10 10
University Place. past the reviewing s'and h,r,v' 10
fourth-s, 10 the Long Island Ferry where ,he en-.
lire company and guests will go IN speciai ooa.s
md by rail to the park. At o Clock shoo'ins NJ
IN. ronor target Columbia" Will begin;
Delegations are here from all over the countsCx
among the Latest arrivals being a deiegauon OF ~
members from Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-01

SALE OF THE BEAUMONT YEARLINGS.
The beaumont yearl!ngs. the property OF II. p.
Hoadley. OF Lexington Ky. are to be sold to-day at
the Easton Paddocks opposite the main entrance
OF the Sheepsheaa Bay racetrack. The rale begins
promptly at nocn.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-01

Of the meeting VIII be match race between Ry-
land T. and Sandy jim foi purse OF N0U. WIN
nor TO take eli
New-York tribune., 1895-07-01
At PRICES FROM si.Oo TO 10000 EACH.
"The Best Is Tho Cheapest"
SIJRELY APPLIES TO LAMPS.

Tia, The Miller lamp ~ THE BEST Is EViDEN,T
~ sIGyiT Made on NEW IDEAS (our pa,ents) y Is
fIMpLE SAFE. CONVENIENT. TIRE LidHf Is 'oi
and COMFORT every might.
so IMPORTANT are lamps you should SEE and satisfy
yourself as 10 IN. merits II The Miller THOUSAND
10 select from ALI. sTYI rs.
Msnurd by EDWARD MILLER co. tEsrd is4n
% and 20 West Broadway and Id Park Place. Ne" lork
New-York tribune., 1895-07-01

steam Yacht Columbia for the season; The 'o,un DUH
Lla viii IL is expected. be la commission ms "eeH
New-York tribune., 1895-07-01
FOJ' J'RTH RACE-For three year oids ard upward sell
ing: sweepstakes Of SIS each. with 500 added -
which 500 to the second and $50 t. the ;hlrd. ono
FIFTH RACE-For naiens two years oii s"'eis'ah''
of SIS each with $500 added - which sl,o 20 TIC
second and so the third: weights 10 below W'
.caie EIxe md q nat fnrlnrgs.

SIXTH RACE For e.year-ols md upward: sw""7
stakes Of SIS ench with 500 added. Of which 500 -
the second AMI So, 20 The thrd; weights - ~ "'''"
the scl'e IIorses which have never Won s''"" ai-
lowed " non winners In 1893 Of 81 go. 10. = $40
10 b $500 II 10. of $500. II three years Old :"
~ II four or upward. 30 ~ one mile. on tuff
Integrity SalonlcH
Adefsr' III
Salvation ............ii7 Decfsiayer ..........li'
New-York tribune., 1895-07-01

f...oi,a,s desiring n ,on tho League OF American
U,h..',rsn may obtain full printed Information ana
liants by sending namo AMI ADDRESS to the Cycl'ng
Eli.o~ New-YOrk Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-01

SECOND RACE For three-year-olds snd upward A
handicap sweepstakes. with $50 added Of which So"
10 the second ana $50 the third. one mile nnd
sixfc 10
New-York tribune., 1895-07-01

THIRD RACE-THE JUNE STAKES. for two year-olds.
$50 each for starters: So forfeit, guaranteed oash
value. 5000: % the winner $1,000: 10 the second
$50 To- ne third $50: winners Of $1,000. ib; of
two oc $1,000. ~ 5000. 70 extra; az three
or more of $1,000 10 extra. the produce of mares
or stations which have produced winner prior
70 January lSo5. II maidcns at tim" of starting
allowed IL: Of both. 3 10. Futurity course.
p J. Dwyers Handspring.
L y.
Santa Anita Stables Eainir0.. -
Santa Anita stables De. Coronado. 10
santa Anita Stables La Nienia
New-York tribune., 1895-07-01
IN the French CapitaI-BuiiaIo LIthla
Water Goes by Special Order to Paris
for BrIght's Disease. Uric Acid Dla'
thesis, Oout. Rheumatism, &c.
BUFFAlOuTfuA WATER

hn"e fr.ausr'lv used u With rood result. IN VI
Acid Dinthrsts. ubcumnetsm ana SOnt, en-
ordered " 10 Europe from tolerna
A. Rogers ~ Baltimore. Lithia II In no form ~ valu
be as whore exists In the Carbonate the form In wh'e
Il Is found In the
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-06-14

The fortune of the Rothschilds has
often beer mentioned in print, but
the Paris Signal gives some new and
interesting information about it. Ac-
cording to this authority, the total
wealth of the Rothschild family at the
present time amounts to 1900, 000,-
600, of which the French branch pos
sesses $500, 900, 900. In 1875 they had
less than half this sum, showing that
their fortune had doubled in eighteen
years Ir 1900 the grandfather of the
present generation of Rothschilds had
nothing, his financial success begin
ming after the battle of Waterloo. 1t
is estimated that in 1865 their fortune
will, if continuing to grow as hereto
fore. amount to the stupendous sum
of $50, 900, 900, 900. The interest of
this capital would be sufficient to sus,
tain $4,000, 900 people, that is, the
entire present population of France.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-06-14

The sapience OF the modern L"gis-
lature Is striklngly illustrated 10y the
recent action of the Massachusetts
General Court, in limiting the use OF
tubercu.ln rs diagnostic Of tubercu-
lOsIs IN cattle--a disease which is the
parent Of much OF the same ailment
4" 'hr human family-and the same
week voting " liberal appropriation for
the establishment OF "a hospital for the
care of cuusdmDtive and tuberculosis
patients lu the hurry OF the dis
patch OF business during the closing
days Of the Legislature, the details of
some important actions failed to re-
ceiye full attention by the press The
bill as originally presented forbade
the Use of tubercuiin as dingnos-
tic test, except by the consent of the
cattle owner, and placed the entire cost
of quarantine aud the value Of con
demuel cattle and meat carcasses upon
the state. 1t was found that the pay
meut of full value for diseased meat
and animals from the State treasury
was unconstitutional and the bill was
recalled from the Governor, just i'll
time to save veto, and materially
amended. The bill as enacted leaves
the State free from the payment for
meut declared to be tuberculous in
the slaughter houses, as under the
former law. The quarantine provision
is 50 modified that when animals are
| quarantined on suspicion OF tubercu
| losis, the state is to pay the expense,
after 10 days, on all animals whose
product is forbidden to be sold. This
| limits the state expense to cattle CIV
! ing milk, and there Is n further limit
that the state pays nothing for quar-
antine of animals imported from other
states. Ownership and domicile in
/ this state six months must be proved.
The use of tuberculin is allowed on all
cattle brought to the Brighton and
Watertown markets, and to all brought
into this state from abroad. On herds
OF animals owned in this state its use
is restricted to animals whose owners
request it in writing, and to animals
condemned as suspects on physical
examination by competent veterina-
rian. The section which was de-
clared unconstitutional provided that
"full sound value" should be paid.
This is certainly different from
"full value thereof at the
time of condemnation but
whether the change will be construed
by the law officers of that state as suffi'
cient to make it legal is question.
Another question is what "full value
thereof at the time of condemnation
may be in the minds of sworn ap
praisers The animal is tested an(
proved diseased before condemnation
and its "full value" under such cir
cumstance, may we'll be a subject fol
reflection.