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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-19

NEW ORLEANS. LA. Jan. lS.-The
Crescent City Rice Mills were burne'
this morning. Loss, 10000; insurance.
$1,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-19
RANGE or tn ssuoMErER.

Following was the range Of the Their
rncmeter at The Times Office Yesterday:
A. A.. ~: II NJ. A.; p. NJ. So:
r. NJ. 53: o +. NJ. ". midnight -
Average. I'm
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
YAIEs CREW WAXING ENGLISH.

THEIR STROKE NOW DOES NOT SEEM To BE so
MUCH LIKE CORNEILjs.
London. June 1s-The Yale in their
boat at Henley at 1915 o'clock this morning and prac
tsed for an hour and a quarter under the coaching
of Bob" Cook who rode bicycle along the banks
of the Thames
Mr. Cook says that the practice OF the crew was not
so successful this morning IT was yesterday their
work being steady account OF their low stroke
Of "a and &c per minute the crew being at their worst
The of the length Of stroke and the fea her
on recovery The men are in good spirits and
greatly pleased with their food and accommodations
generally. Englishmen think that the Yale
improving every day in the length Of their stroke
The weather at Henley continues TO be fine.
The Yale crew again out on the Thames at
Henley this afternoon They got into their boat at
$50 p. m. and rowed for hour. coached by Bob"
Cook. who was on horseback On the river bank. Tho
up the river tried the English stroke Of twenty-our
to the minute. Both Mr.. Cook and Captain Tread
way say that the boat in which they worked Is un-
steady but that II Is quite satisfactory
The had decidedly body swing to-day
than they have shown AT any time since they began
practice.
race for the Diamond Souls. out for practice on
the Thames for the first time this afternoon. rowing
over the full course. He made poor impression.
The Yale men. compared with the English oars
with whom they TO compete, seem very
large. The Yale flag hoisted the Yale head
quarters to-day for the first time. The crew cele-
brattd the occasion in the usual manner When
the rowed the course this afternoon there
a heavy head wind.
The Engshmen look upon Yah the most formjd-
able Of their opponents. The Yales have made their
to be copying the English reach and on the ca tcb
DO not go so far back.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20

Nothing OF particularly stirring nature occurieu
I'm the baseball world yesterday. II might De ihe"
toned that the New-York team lost another game
making the seventh straight victory which so'no
other team has taken from the hired men o' ma
lem THIS continual struggle 10 get 10 'ne '
end of the League race by the Newborn plaSo''
&c really pathetic Struggle as they WILL lHe ieH
\resentative mines OF ST. Louis and LoulsV'he 'V"
time 10 lose games. and the best that 'he NOM
team can do is 10 stick close TO tenth place "'e
4ha chances o. the team net going any lo"o' A'"'
rot be overbrlsh1 it's chances OF getting any i'o
the front are just about the same -
The attendance at the Polo Grounds yes'eiu"s
IN witness the second game between the New-ioiN
and BROOKLYN teams was d.scouragngly smai4, co"-
silering the attraction and the wel-contes'eu 'e"
.rn,nr game Of the day before HAD me co'lti co'ltei3.
isaon nlsved in Brooklyn. tho crowd Woulu
nave hesn twice as large. That the secohu s. sdlie
bet ween the two local teams. atter an eNt
contest should attract - Harlem less imam iO"'
thonsard ;eople j. decidedly slgnihcsnt ,.
When the followers of the one time tildHlS az I"s
realize that the team has no chance WHdttS'i " VI
Tr.shing near the front. the attendance VII u.po
90 nn,hIrr so fast that the money-couhters AT rlc
polo Grounds Will have their labors essehed ! ne
1nen nom across the East River won Yosterri"!
throurh timely batting. Daub injured MS pitcnne
srro in the fourth inning. and retired. fay-e TAN
Ing his place The score:
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
MISS MOORE CAPTURES FIRST HoNORs.

MISS MOORE CAPTURES FIRST HONORS.
A LARGE, CROWD WITNESSES YESTERDAYS GAMES
IN THE PHILADELPHIA TOURNAMENT
Philadelphia, June 1s (SpeciaD.-By far the largest
crowd that has yet attended the tennis matches here
this week tourneyed out to Wissahickon Heights
This afternoon 10 the final match In the all
corners singles of the championship lawn tennis tour
nament Miss Bessie Moore. the champion OF the
Middle States. captured first honors easily by de-
featng Miss Wistar of Philadelphia, In three
straight sets. She will meet Miss Juiette Akin
son. The champion of America. for her title and ne
challenge cup tomorrow afternoon. An exciting
match is looked for. with chances for tho victory
about even. - -, a.,
round OF the mixed doubles between Miss Atkinson
and T.. r. Fischer. the champions In this contest.
and Miss Moore and J. T. Pare Each team won
set and the games in the third alternated with the
latter pair IN the lead until FIVE ALL when the cham
pons made brace and pulled out the match by 4-S.
C-1 7-5 Scores follow:
Chsmpi,nship singles-Frnal roundMiss Bessie Moore
Of Ridgevood y. j.. beat Miss A. c. Ws;ar. OF Phia-
6epha, CO. - CO
Mixed doubles -senl-Hnal round-E. p Fischer and
miss Tuet.e Atkinson beat J. PaImy Parct and Miss
1sasse Moore Sc 6-l -; NJ. r. Fielding and Miss
ANY williams beat F. NJ. Thompson and Miss Kathleen
AK nson. 6-3. 81
MEMS coubles-semi-fnal round-F1scher and Paret Of
New-York beat Smith and Tste. Of Philadelphia, s-o
e.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
THE sArANrTA WINS OFF QUEENSTOWN

Queenstown. June l9.-There was only one race
that Of the large-raters. in the Royal CofK iac"'
Club regatta to-day. The course was the same as
that OF yesterday. from the Spit Lightship 10 loo'
hcad thence 10 and around Daunts Rock lhghisnp
and hack home three times around. nnlshins IN tme
harbor nfty miles. The prizes were Aoo ana -. "
The weather was fine ana there was soo'
breeze. n, "A, Tho
So,anifa was the weather boat. and the Aisa was 10
;ecward OF the Britannia The first rouho WIS III
shed as follows: -. an
Tho sstanita ~ l2:5s a2l Tho Britannia l;oS.o2
The wind growing fresher as the hIst loutu UNI
ended. The freshcned wind held thr0ugnout '"e se0
ord round which finished as follows:
The saiana 2:@s 05 The britannia .z''S 10
The lilsa > 80 10
The Satanita was the winner and the Ansa 100 ,oon =
second prize the boats finishing In the following
order:
The satanta .......4:1a25 The Britannia ...%;2o.2\
The Ailsa 4;2D.4J
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
BALTIMORE. 9; PHILADELPHIA. 4.

Baltimore June is-Lucd lost MS speed ai'er
the fourth inning to-day. and the home team
hated ont q victory to which Thompsons errors
contributed somewhat. Pond sprained his knee IN
running bases in the second inning but gam game,y y.
assumed pay and held the Philadelphias down 10
nine scattered hits. Attendance. 294o Tne score:
sal.imor, .................o 9 Ge
Philadelphia .................2
Observation-Disclosures "A; Philadelphia. g. F-rrors-Bat III
more L. Philadelphia I. Batteries-Pond nha |iaH''
Yacid- and Grady. Cmpire-Hurst
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
PITTsBURG. 8; ST. LOUIS. o.

Pttsburg. June 1s.-Pttsburg took the second
game from ST. Louis to-day by hitting Hart hard IN
rhe sixth inning. I'D 10 that time not run had
been made Killen was effective throughout Quinn
was hurt in the hand IN practice by swing from
Parrotts bat and this caused a change all round
among the visitors. In the NTH Mcfarlano was
compelled 10 retire having his right thumb injured
nv a foul Attendance 1900. The score:
ST. Louis ............-..---..V y v a
Rssehi,s-st Louis 3: Pi,tsburg 10 Errors-St Louis
Q: fit,ssurg J. Batter;es-Hart. Mcfarland and Doug
iass. ISiIIan ana Sugden. Cmpirc-Weidman.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
THE 1NrERscHOLAsrIc GAMES

Everything is in readiness for the National Inter-
schalastic Championships 10 be held at Columbia
Oval, .Wil.iamsbridge. this afternoon. and special
train will carry out the athletes officials and the bulk
y, the spectators. This leaves the Grand Central
Station at 1s5. and makes the run in fifteen minutes.
Tho Hartford Public School team and the New Eng
lana team from Boston arrived yesterday afternoon,
and are quartered at the New Manaattan Athletic
scho,ast.c Association will be held there tonight
after the games. The games will begin at 2:30. and
will surely be finished before s O'clock The special
train Wi, return the city Immediately at the con-
clus.on Of the games
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
THE RECORDS.
Cu1CAGO 8: CLEVELAND, 8.

Creveland June l9-Gr.ffth had the Spiders al MS
mercy to-day while Chicago punched us mus on
Wallace and won the game in a walk. captain
Tebeau and Umpire Lynch had wrange over
close dectston at frst IN the seventh inning Dur
a.. .ba d,snu.a Decker stole home Lynch started
10 fine Tebeau took 1t back. and then wanted 10 10
flrht Both men went under the granus.u.o' gra ~. IN Dn
nfc,als stoppe-l the fracas. Lynch refused 10 UNI
nire further and Daley, of Chicago. ana 1ouhs oi
Cleveland. finished the game. The score;
Sr5on, Sieno.a,'u '''''''''. o 0 o O-s
Bssehs-CleNeland. 7: Chicago. ie Errors-Ce snd
4. Chicsgo / Ratteries-Waace and Otonnor' Niii''h
and Kittridge. Umpires-Lynch. Young and DaIey'
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
WASHINGTON. 8: BOSTON. 4.

Boston June le-Mauls pitching and rne me n't-
ting OF the Washingtons beat the Bostons to-day.
hamilton. Lowe and Camel nit well. but the Bos-
TONS failed 10 bunch hits. The visitors made -FOUR
friples and every one counted. In the last th!ee
innings only OF tho Washngtons saw lifse H'-
tendance, 1900 Tho score
,os.oc ......o 8 0"
Washington ................2 o-o
Rasehits-Boston 10: Washington. 10. Errcrs-Wesh-
fneton Bst;eres-Stvetts and Camel: Maui and Mo
(,ure I,rnpre-Eulsie
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
TENNIS TOURNAMENT IN BRIDGEPORT.

bridgeport. Conn. June ls-James Terry. OF Hart
~oa made an excellent showing ct the State Tennis
,ro,rranent on the Brookawn Country Clubs courts
,h,s morning in his contest with Arthur f. Foote
,he Yale expert. Terry was beaten. but his work won
..ao,aa aon.ause The score 6-3. 2-S. e.
sTe;Son defeated Griffith. 36. 60. 6-3; Hooker beat
Kent i-e. G-S C-3: Burchard and Van Beuren de-
Ssated Dodge and Cheney 2-6 O. G-l There was
. dance at the clubhouse this evening.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
FURNISHED ROOMS.

N-o.o-~.>v>oO-NNNoNNN.~o NN.~o.oO~-oN~-~N@N~~NNoo~
GENTLEMEN will find neat. newly fur
nishei rooms. reasonable 30 East 18th
st near MadisOn-aNe
18TH ST. II, between 9TH and Madison
aves-Cool rooms. baths. - weekly up
ward: convenient clubs. hotels, gentlemen
S3D-ST, 81 WEST handsomely furnished
la.gr rooms. one-ha.f room, saperio.
table and att.niance city visitors accom-
modated. references
SsTH ST, $40 WEST. Hotel ST. Albans
beautifully furnished suites or single
rooms, with private baths. sumner rates.
2l8 10TH ST. EAST Newly and cle-
gantiy furnished roOms. near StuyVesani
Square.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20

only half length ahead OF the freshmen. aa[, "a,
wards and Columbia's crews were OUT t"ice ,beiir
nracfsing starts and spurts. and roweu or u .he "a
own short which they have corse
PennsvIysnia's crews paid visit TO the lthacans
this afternoon and when the launch was erosSii hs
Tho river the engineer disocated his shouider Wits
adius,ing the machinery. AS result MI. WaIu,
the coach was running UP and down me s Mes1
shore Railroad tracks this evening win MS H'es"
-,hone coaching the Varsity crew
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
COURTNEY LIKES THE COURSE
CoRNE1.Es COACH LOOKS FOR A SUCCESSFUL
RACE AT POUGHKEEPsIE-A LIVELY
DAY WITH THE CREWS.


DAY WITH THE CREWS.
Poughkeepsie, y. Y. June 70 (Spec,aD.-Mr Court
ney. Cornelps coach. is greatly pleased with the
Poughkeepse course. In speaking on the subject to-
day he said: Il have always been opposed TO river
rowing because have had many disastrous ex-
periences myself with the swels of steamboats,. but
this is a magnificent stretch OF water and with the
attendance Of revenue cutters 10 enforce police regu
lations. anticipate that the coming Will be an
immense success"
In referring to Pennsylvanias crew he said: Con
sidering that they are all green men. they re-
roarkably well. l give Ellis Ward a great deal OF
credit for taking lot Of freshmen and making
such crew out OF them
Fred White. OF Cornell arrived to-day, and is as
slsting Courtney In coaching the Cornell freshmen
crew.
The Varsity and freshmen had an inter-
es;ing scrub race this evening They started at the
finish Of the course and rowed to the big bridge
which marks the three-mile point. The coxswain in
each boat urged the men on, and when Courtney
footed the launch whistle tho Varsity crew was
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
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OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.

Al gcranton-Rochester Z: Scranton. 4.
al Newport-Toronto, II; Newpor'
Al nCneld-Buffalo. 4; Springfield. 2.
AT Newark-Paterson. 3; Newark. T.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
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,ApNED MEETS A BRAVE DEFEAT

Iiverpool June i9.-In the final game OF the lawn
tennis tournament to-day H. F. Maheny. of Dublin.
after a splendid contest. beat ". A I.arned the
American player. by a score OF S-6. 2-o e-S, s-5,
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20

.pa,,ad for sullivan in the ninth.

.ua,ted for sullivan the ninth.
lNN"kiYh .''''''''''''''''' q O O o IL
Earned runs-Rrooklyr g. New York; J. Len on hAS, Gr
iSrooklvn 2 New York 10. First base on bal IN
Jarb .: of PAYNE 3: of sullivan. 2 struck GUY
SnlIlvan hits-Iaehance. S.indIe hefrrl.
=. T,av,s Connaughon Sacrifice Mt-Nlsoh Sbbiriii
SnsaLTternan Naturalization. Time OF saine-Eoi'
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20

MISCELLANEOUS
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New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
SEVEN STRAIGHT DEFEATS.
THE NEw-YORK BASEBALL TEAM BEATEN
BY BROOKLYN.
AN UNUSUALLY SMALL ATTENDANCE AT The
POLO GROUNDs-BALTIMORE CHICAGO,
WASHINGTON AND PITTS
BURG WON.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

x,ooL,,,, q N.v,-Yorx 2 Chicago s; Cleveland. 8.
Baltimore, .; Philadelphia Pittsburg u ST. Dou''' "
Washinston. 3. Boston, L.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
THE BROWN FLEEr.s CRUISE.

Newport. r. l.. June ls.-The Brown University
yscht feet sailed from here this forenoon for New
Dyrd. They had light. fair wind for the run
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20

UNIVERSITY PLACE PRESBYTERIAN (ryr-pcu
ner 10th -st.-Pnhlic worship -norr0y ~ n -
S D. m. The Pastor. Rev. GEORGE ALFX.XnTp9
D., viii preach.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20

WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN cHr-Rc,s W.
23d 81, near 7ih-ave.-Rev II. 6. VANDEpnrc"0
Newark vii, preach AT II and 7:45 D. m w. q
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
THE LARCHMONT REGATTA.
TWO RIVAL CLASS SCHOONERS IO
COVER THE COURSE.

SCHEDULES FOR OTHER RACEs-THE XoNkERs
CLUB COMMITTEE RULES OUT THE FUGI-
TIvE-THE MAyITA's TRIAL TRIP
The annual spring regatta of the Larchmont Yacht
Club will be sailed to-day. wind and weather permit
ting at Il 80 o'clock the club courses IL Is IN
teresting to note that the Colona and the Emerald
which are likely to become o.d-time enemies, are
scheduled 10 appear in this inside course
and great nteres; will be manifested 10 know what
one or the other. both. viii accomplish in the con-
test granting each carries her regular crew ana
regular skipper IL may be taken for granted that
Captain Charley Barr viii be the skipper OF the
Coonia and that j. Rogers Maxwell will be found al
the tier on board the Emerald There is also
notable of the S0fooers entered for the race. and
a glitiering collection OF the hafraters whose trial
races for the international cup begin on Monday
next under the auspices OF the Seawanhaka-Corin-
THAN Yacht Clubs auspices. Here the entries
announced by the Regatta Committee comprising
John +. Lovejoy. chairman Otto Sarony and II. c.
Wintrngham:
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20

UNION METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH .sy
west OF Broadway.-Pufc services 1915 m ,os-H
o. Church open and preaching by tho m pas,a, ~, rs
JAMES NJ KING during tho summer month. 9r r d.
Sunday school. 2:30 p. m. n
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20

WEST END PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ,o...
and ,erdan- ave.-Rev. JOHN BALLOON 'SSyoS SwS
D. D. Pastor. Morning worship. II O'clock +. - srAW
ing at O'Clock the Pastor will preach spec,s, -. r-
to bicycsts. mS
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20

ST. LCKE'S NJ. T.. CHURCH, los Wes, .,s =.
c. g. NARROWER Pastor.-MornIne .erv,cs :, 1st Re-,
Ing ty Pastor school, 2:S0; Epworth ves5ers p'esch.
No evening service. '' 70 1X
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HrI,uions Notices.


SWEMORIAI, BAPTIST. washington Square South. ED
WARD JUDSONPrcaohing 1919 a m rSyrlNcE Sy tHe Psa
and 7 80 o. M by he Rev. DIR. w. H. r. FACNSE, q ss
Tor Of the Fifth Baptist Church; ConyregaesSUIn
Bi Class 4 p. m. conducted by MI W. LE"io
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New-York tribune., 1896-06-20

WEST PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH. 4Ms, 49,.
5h and 9Th aves.-Ths Pastor. Rev. ANTEovv .99eweea
SON EVANS. Will preach tomorrow. II a. m ana tAnn-
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