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Nominations.

Washington. June 21.-The precid snt
today sent the following nominations
to the senate:
State-John G. Foster. Of Vermont.
to be consul-general q Halifax. Y. $.
W. 3. Dickey, Louisiana, consul at
CallaO. Peru.
Treasury-Joseph w Ivey. oregon.
to be collector of customs district o.
Alaska.
Justice-Albert c. Thompson. Ohio.
Alexander c. Botkin, Montana and d.
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Breeders, Law in Eject.

St. Louis. June 21.-An act Of the
last legislature known as the breeders
Law. went into effect today Among
its requirements is one that book-mak-
ing or pOol-seliing cannot be carried on
without a license from the state audi
ter. : violation of this law Is punish
BILE by one years Imprisonment or
hne of $1,000, or both. Today Chief OF
Police Harrigan closed all pool rooms
in the city.
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Annual Scale Conference.

Pittsburg, June 21.-The annual scale
conference of the Amalgamated asso-
citation and manufacturers has been
fixed for June 90. at Youngstown, o.
Trouble is expected. as the Anal
gamated association will insist upon
the $3.50 pudding rate. While the man
ufacturers are opposed to paying more
than 81
The sheet scale conference will be
held in this city next Wednesday. Il
is thought that an agreement will be
promptly reached
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win Contest richardson's win.

Pomona, Cal. June 21.-Mrs. Dora
Richardson Maxwell viii start from her
horne in Puente, in this county, for New
York city tomorrow morning TO contest
the will of her uncle. Joseph Richard
son. who recently died there possessed
of a fortune estimated as high as 500
600 600. She is the daughter OF Rich
ardson's youngest brother. She has let
ters which she claims VIII prove her
claim to a share Of the estate
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watergpout washes Out Roads.

Blue Rapids. Kan. June 21.-Sunday
at the intersection of the Central
Branch and Blue Valley railroads,
seven miles east Of here, water-
spout washed out 900 feet Of each road
and one piece of the bridge over Yer
million river or the Central Brancn.
All trains are delayed. Cons.dev25ie
damage to crops and small stock from
hail and wind resulted.
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Cash qaSsstions were as follows:
Flour-Steady.
wheat1No; spring, s9@7o; No. > ga
Go; No. , red. 7Sll76.
Corn-No. p 24ssm241S
Oats-No. ., Is; No. white +. 0. b..
22ss 4z3is No. white. T. o. b.. 20S4 OBJ.
Rye-No. >. a.
Barley-No. , nominal: No. s. (. o. b..
2Sd32: No. T. (. o. b.. 2631.
Flaxseed-No. l. 75ls6176.
Timothy Seed-Prime. 2.771e.
Provisions-Mess pork. per barrel. 1854
40; lard. per 100 pounds. 3.6S036Ti@; short
rib sides Qoose). 4.20Q4.45: dry sailed
shoulders boxed. 4S4d5; short clear sides
(boxed), 4ssQ4%4.
Whisky-Distillers' finished goods. per
gallon, liz.
Sugar-Cnchanged
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Sepulveda Captured.

San Diego, Cal, June 21.-News has
been rece-Scc I'll Ensada, Lower
California, that Adrianico Sepulveda. a
notorious outlaw, is in Jail at that city
Sepulveda operated in Riverside county
last ~ear until it became too hot for
him. when he escaped across the Mex
lean line. in company with Jose Morales,
the murderer of Deputy Sheriff Wilson
of Los Angeles Sepulveda was cap
tured after a lively chase on the part
of the Mexican Rurales and Sheriff
Johnson of Riverside county.
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LOADED WITH SKELETONS.
Return of Party of Relic Hunters
From San Nicolas.

Long Beach, Cal, June 21-After
nearly three weeks soiourn on the
barren island of San Nicolas, a party
of relic hunters reached Long Beach
today, loaded with skeletons, skulls and
ancient implements and ornaments OF
stone and shells, the remains of pre-
historic tribes.
The party found 81 skulls buried in
the sand of the island. but were only
able to secure three entire. They made
one excavation 20 feet square in which
they found nine skeletons in a crouch
ing attitude, as though men. women
and children had been buried alive. In
another place they found the remains
of hundreds of bodies that had been
burned.
Evidence was found thai the island
was inhabited by two or more different
races. one of which was of great size,
a peculiar characteristic being gigantic
jaw bones.
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any honest purpose Of the enterprise.
If Providence did not happen TO I'LL the
well-defined Six O'Clock vein with ore
al the 40o-foot level that is certainly no
mans fault IL is hoped that the At
lantic shaft, which the Boston and
Montana company is sinking on the adj
joining claim, will show better results
at a greater depth.
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Wass al For Lave.

Waltham. Mass. June I.-Malone L
Wilson of this city shot and dangerously
wounded Maggie Hines. a domestic en-
D,oyed ~ the boarding house of Mrs
Moultcn Wilson'S mother. today Wilson
then placed the revolver at his head and
discharged the weapon. killing himself
instaatl-r- Wilson was about 81 years OF
age Miss Hines was about g. The mo-
tive for the deed is not known.
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II Was a Famous Steer.

Wichita, Kan. June 21.-The famous
steer. Jumbo. which had attained
the enormous weight of 5000 pounds
and was still growing, was killed to-
day. Jumbo was years old and meas
ured eight feet tall and y feet long.
He had massive horns 10 inches in cir
conference and six feet across, with
perfect curves. Mr.. Payne decided TO
kill him and have him mounted while
his hide was in good condition.
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Collins is Still Confident.

ST. Louis. June 21.-C. D. Collins. who
was badly beaten and robbed at Mera-
nee Highlands last week. is slowly
recovering. In an extended interview
he redterates his charges against Mar
tin Ensley. his supposed friend, who.
he declares, assaulted and robbed him
of Sc 600
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wHITEwAsE FOR THE PIT.
Brokers Short on Orders and the Mar
ket Inactive.

1t was nothing TO nothing in the bout
between the bulls and bears yesterday
in the pit of the mining exchange, and
the call was devoid of any interesting
features.
But few of the listed or unlisted
securities attracted attention at the
hands of the brokers and fewer still
made gains in the bidding. and they all
did well 10 maintain former quotations
The closing quotations were as fol-
lows:
CALL OF LISTED STOCKS.
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Gold Shipment.

New York, June 21.-Kidder. Peabody
& Co. today withdrew 100000 gold
from the sub-treasury. Lazard Freres
withdrew S2S0.000. These amounts are
TO meet the previously announced
shipments for tomorrow.
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Ore and Bullion.

The ore and bullion receipts yester-
day were as follows:
T. R. Jones & Co, bullion, $4,000;
ores. $500.
Mccormick & Co, bullion. $3.50; ores.
81 500
Hamburger & Mcmillan, ores, $1,000
Commercial National Bank, ores,
Sc 400
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Roceiver Appointed.

Chicago. June 21.-Judge Horton to-
day appointed Claudius Peters receiver
for the Dime National Building end
Loan association, upon the Application
of a stakeholder. Charges Of rnisman-
agement and Insolvency were made.
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Omaha Live Stock.

Omaha, June Observation-Disclosures.
strong. Good cattle scarce. Beef
steers, 37O@455: cows. 2.1O@3.75; bulls.
215G3E0; stcckers and feeders, $500
APO; calves. 3.5OQ5.75.
Hogs. = Receipts. 1850. Market,
steady and offerings quickly taken.
Bulk of sales. S12l2d3.1I12.
SheeD-NO market
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They Are All the Same.

Portland. Ore. June IA. 5. Austin.
the California lawyer VINO asserted thar
he could furnish evidence which would
save Theodore Durrant from the gal
lows. has been adiudsed insane and
will be taken 10 the album.
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yellow Fever in New York.

New York. June 21.-The steamer Fl
nance arrived from Colon toda,- with
three cases OF yellow fever ,board.
three passengers having died or route.
Both passengers and crew have been
quarantined Health Officer i9oty says
there is no danger of the spread Of
the disease
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Silver and Lead.

The silver and lead quotations yes
terday were as follows:
Bar silver, sos cents
Lead, exchange, ss.4O@SS.45; brokers'
$500
Copper. exchange. sl1OO9s11.15; brok-
ers', S11.121a; casting, s10121a.
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Another win Contest.

San Francisco. June M.-The heirs OF
the late Isabella NJ Murphy. who died
suddenly 81 England last March. COM
nenced . legal battle over her estate
today in the shape of q contest to her
VIII, which IS dated March % 1871
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shors to Resume.

Minneapolis. Mimi, June 21.-The
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul shops.
which have been running on reduced
time since November, will resume in
full next Monday.
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Condition of the treasury.

Washington. June 21.-Today's state
ment of the treasury shows: Avail
able cash balance $232, 74S, 525: gold re-
serve. S144, 36l,l74
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Nineteen 7Een Drowned.

st. Petersburg, June 21.-The river
Kur has oveulowed its banks near the
railroad depot Of Nawthig ii the Trifis
district. Nineteen men belonging o the
Mini Nevgcrcd drag OOns were drowned.
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For Indigestion
use Hcrsford's Acid Phospate.

DR.. S. II. Moore. INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.
says: I have used il in my own FAM
lily in cases of INDIGESTION and general
suits
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lin. the EYena. Shot.

Chicago, June 21.-"Jim,'' the Lincoln
park hyena that gnawed his way out
of his cage last week and has caused
much insomnia ever since by lurking
about cemeteries and bowling dismally
throughout the night. was shot to
death at Harlem, about 10 miles south
of Lincoln park. today
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Suing Cody for a License.

st. Joseph. No.. June 2l.-In the
criminal court today the case Of the
State against W. F. Cody Buffalo
Bid. charged with running a circus
without a license. was continued until
July 10. Cody saws he will carry the
case to the highest courts
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
San Francisco. June 2l-The official
clnsi1,.r c1lntntinns for. mining. stnnl.r 70
Boston Quotations

Boston. June 21.-Atchison. 10: Bell
Telephone. go: c. p. & O.. Slss Mexi-
can Central, 10; Oregon Short Line.
1875 San Diego. 9; Boston & Montana.
1.29; Butte & Boston. 215k.
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Dubuque. Ia. June 21-Mrs. Henry
Scott. of Chicago. and Mrs. Maria Hay.
formerly of Chicago. were killed By
runaway today.
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Bad RicvcIe Rusiness.

Grand Rapids. Mich. June 21.-The
Hamilton enwood Bicycle company
today filed mortgages aggresating
ST., 900. SLOW collections.
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Sam Williamson.

Il w. First South St. Groom y.
Wholesale grain. -four and provisions.
Snowflake Sour, made from hard
Dakota wheat, specially.
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Rrn11eh & Graves.

Stock and grain brokers, have the
only leased wire in Utah; p Morlan
I block
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WILL BEQUEATH
THEIR BRAINS
Secret Compact of University of
Chicago Students.
EXTENT OF THE
WRITTEN CONTRACT
BELIEVED MUCH KNOWLEDGE
WILL BE GAINED.

Easy Enough to Get Hold of the Gray
Matter of Idiots, Maniacs and
Criminals, But Good, Healthy
Brain Is a Rarity in a Medical
College.
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BOND oUoTATIoNs.

Commercial bills, ASH.
Bar silver. 601s.
Mexican dollars. 473s.
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JAriES A. POLLOCK,
l6O Main Street

Stocks bought and sold for cash o. IN
commission. Weekly market letter and
quotations upon application. L. q. Wool
ley. il. Member Self Lake Stock Tx
ehsnge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-13
PLOTTERS IN ST. PETERSBC RG.

. D1sCovERY THAT INDICATES A REVIVAL OF THE
OLD REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT.
London. Apri 12-The St, Petersburg corre-
snondent OF THE Times" says it is stated in
,reIl-nforned circles that another nest Of plot
tars was discovered there a few days ago IN
Sergius-st.. one of the most fashionable thor-
oughfares The police raded a private lodelhs-
house belonging TO a well-known Russian
Prince. The raid was made during the nlghI
and the police found secret printing press
with a mass of proclamations and large guam
tity or other revolutionary literature. A..
4 number of arrests have been mace NE Ms
of the suspects are young persons anu t,eOts
among those arrested. but there is SAID 10 DC d.
least one Government official. 80
II is understood that the conspiracy Is ga &,
-. oorrec,a6 with the labor strikes ana II
seems probable that there is recrudesceNOe ~
,he old revolutionary movement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-13
WEYLER.S WORK IN CUBA.
RESULTS OF FIGHTING IN THE ISLAND.

AN OFFICIAL REPORT FOR THE FIRST FEW DAYS
or ApRtr<-RD-ENr sK1RMIsHEs.
,a,o Anru la-Following Is the official report
% +he loss TO both sides during the fighting which
h.. taken place between March Il ana apr" y IL.
insurgents had l73 killed. the troops cap'u'eu
A nrisoners and 80 insurgents surrenoereo ~ 'he
snsnish authorities. The Government forces hau
men killed and officer and 50 soldiers wounded
Among the insurgents killed were eieVeh eo'o"eS'
IVA major and three officers of minor rank.
The military commander Of Campo Florido. this
n-o,1rce with the local forces OF that place mas de-
featei a party OF insurgents which held the heights
o. San JOAQUIN. The enemy made strong resistance.
h,u was completely dispersed. with severe loss. ac-
cord,ng TO the report The troops had twcnty-eight
men wounded.
A column OF Spanish troops commanded by Colonel
Fonsdev,ela the former Governor OF Guanabacoa,
has defeated strong insurgent force at Armenteros
The Numancia squadron OF cavalry. supported by
the infantry. charged the enemy. dsbanded the IN
surgeon: force and pursued II TO San Rafael Eighteen
., the insurgents were cut down and killed with
machetes One Of the slain Captain Ramon
Rodriguez. OF the insurgent army and Project or
Lajas The troops captured one prisoner
General Velasco. at the Cache and Gallardo hills
snd other places. has destroyed three insurgent
camps defeating and dispensing the forces which
held them, with the loss 20 the enemy of eight
men killed besides a quantity OF stores
Eleven more insurgents have surrendered with
their arms TO the Spanish forces among them the
insurgent Major Ricardo Borjes.
lose Gonzales Romero classed an insurgent
incendiary was shot at Cabanas Fortress TINS
morning.
Jose Boxxill a British subject. who was arrested
last month at Santiago de Cuba. has been released
and delivered to the British Consul on the under
standing that he leave the island Immediately
Jose Carbeo. American citizen. who was ar
rested az Guanajay has been released
tn Of
asco-tad by the cavalry of the Puerto Principe
Regiment and arrived early this morning al
Santa Clara He not expected. committee
Is preparing to give him formal reception
General Bernal sailed to-day for Spain by the
steamer Ciudad Condal.
Instructions have been issued for summary
court-uartial Of Jose Guerra, Manuel Lopez and
lose Martinez on charges of rebellion
Ladies Of the Red Cross Society nave olslrlouteSa
money clothing and tobacco 10 three hundred SICK
soldiers at MatanZas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-13
BASEBALL BOARD IN SESSION..
aRR1rRaToRs OF THE NATIONAL LEAGUE
NAV DECIDE THE RUsTE CASE TO-DAY.

NAV DECIDE THE RUSIE CASE To-DAf'
The BOARD OF Arbitration OF the National Base
hail League met at the Fifth Avenue Hotel yester
dav The delegates were in session large pai' Vi
the afternoon. and adjourned soon after CLOCK
to meet again to-day Several subjects OF I'M
portance came before the baseball magnates among
them that OF the quarrel between Husie anu inc
present manager OF the New-York CLUB IL seeins
to be the general sentiment that the manager oi
the local club should be compelled 10 make 'ei'"s
with the pitcher The Ruse case may DE ueoiueu
to-day. ,,.,
Among those present were ~ +. Young OF ""Sh
ington president OF the league; James a. har'' Vi
Chicago: A. H. Soden. of Boston; I. H. by'ne' VI
Brooklyn; John T. Brush. OF Cincinnati anu nc
II Robson of Cleveland. The appear OF the NIL VI
neapolis club OF the Western League against We
decision al the Baltimore meeting upholdinS tne
draft OF " +. Hutchinson, the pitcher. OF MIMI MIMI
apois by the St. Louis club OF the Natlon'tr l
occupied several hours at the meeting, Inc nm y
neapol!s club asked for rehearing OF lne cas- a
,ha request was complied with. The Board many
unhed the right exercised by the st. Louis ciup IN
drafting the pitcher from Minneapolis.
The appeal Of J. II. Earle. OF the WilKesoaii,Ie
club who asserted that he had been unjustly uis,
cipllned elected much discussion. II was aBreeu
that the case should have beeen originally SUD,
mitted 10 the Eastern League for adjudication. ana
II was ordered TO be so submitted. The case, II was
decided must be settled within ten days. and IN
case the decision of the league was not satisfac-
tory to both parties. either party would nave the
right to appeal the Board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-13
rArAI pREp4RAT[ONS on FRANCE.

Paris April 12-The Minister OF Marine Hu'''-
- - ,bs Chamber Of Deputies to-day ex-
800 The Naval Construction bill 10 the Naval
Committee Of the Chamber. He said the Navy De
partment proposed so far as possible a 10 Without
s si.,,.',o ,be value of NJ Lockroys scneIne Au
nira Besnard said it meant the Sp6n the dicu
80, ,.ticb france met in making herseI ~ "
lace the forces Of the Drebund both a. sea ao od
Ia tossib'e for France 10 oppose the sea pow i
os 1!reeet britain without at least trebing hel
presert navy expenditures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-13
THE GRAND DUKE COunTTED SUICIDE.

Cannes. France. April 12.-It was learned 'o-u@y
that the Grand-duke Of MecNenburs-Sch"el''i,
whose death was announced as having occuiIe"
here on Saturday night committed sulclue' -"
Grard-duke it appears had been suffering 'errio'''
u =. Saturday evening asked his doctor TO leave
III room in order that he might tTy 10 geI SOM
inen IN the absence Of the medical lnan ,ouu
hun bn &c sunposed 10 have been delrious rom
Mn fever the tirand-duke left his villa ana yhrgw
h,rnsel< fro a the parapot of a bridge, near ny
t ili,, he was found few minutes later, sun
icing but so injured that he died in hall an h9uI
ne Iohano Albrecht the brother Of the late
cropSdvke mas assumed the Regency OF the
crond-duchv Of Mecklenburg- Schwerin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-13
PILLSBTRY CANNOT LOSE.
HE WINS THE TWENTIETH GAME WITH
SHOWAITER-A TIE IN THE CHESS
MATCH POSSIBLE.

The twentieth game of the chess match between
Pilsbury and ShowaIter was played at the Hamii-
ton Club Brooklyn last night. Either player WIN
ming this game insured against loss OF the
match and incidentally was AT liberty to recover
81 900 of the stake. A victory had also the addi-
tional value OF scoring one or the TWO consecutive
games requisite to win the match, so that aIto-
getber the contest was Of the utmost Importance
Showalter's P-Q4 was not altogether unexpect-
cd but his second move. PIX g. was an entire sur
prse Considerable elaboration marked the open
ing moves which were follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-13
REPORTED LEASE OF THE VICTORIA

It was reported yesterday that the Victoria at
rvyentv-seventh-st., Broadway and Flfth-aVe',
which Is owned by the Paran Stevens estate mao
been leased to Edward Kingsley VINO succeeu 'N,
h,s ,o,ber IN tho management OF the Continental
IToteI in philadelphia None OF those Interested
Gould no induced TO say anything on the suolec.
last evening but there Is 70 pe at oread
heer ciosed The hotel has been closed Tor some
time II originally was built for an apaTtmehI /,
hnuse and nj one time extremely popular. i.
~ ~, Lnown what rent is asked for the properly
now but $500 was asked some =. tune ne r ag0
lui luz ,ronssormed into more modern MOTEL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-13
MP RrcE.S CLOCK CONTRACT

The 10th performance Of The Girl from PARIS
u,os celebrated at the Herald Square Theatre last
night by the distribution OF new SET OF ciockS'
This II is believed. Is the sixth time that "a T., ~,
49, r,ade rho souvenir OF a special performance OF
-. or onother OF his pieces clock. II looks as II
no had made a contract with some clock maker for
a few tons of works, which he has put into difrerent
stves of cases occasion requires II ne Keeps ny
theaire-going household In New-fork without a
Pic souvenir clock. In many house theFe are
oil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-13
AMERICAN WHEELS IN NICARAGUA.

Washington. April l2.-By decree TRANSMITTED
n the state Department by United states No"'u'
v-icsikc at Managua. the Nicaraguan soVer'ii'e".
49, reduced the duty on bicycles to 22-lVo cents
- - obout 81 "a for a machine as packed Tor
p %o country, The old duty was about 10 cents
Mound The Consul says there Is goou I,t ,be
10 ,nerican wheels in Nicaragua now put I'M
Io oa,nfncturers must be alert. for the perina i
Hronoise 10 flood the market with whee's po"''"e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-13
NETWORK. %: FORDHAM. o.

one-sided, uninteresting contest was played
at the Polo Grounds yesterday between the New
York professionals and the Fordham College team
The young men from Fordham had devoted little
attention to training and they fell an easy prey
TO their heavier opponents The attendance va
small and there little 70 interest the ha'u
full Of onlookers who braved pneumonia 10 Dc
present In Harlem Hollow The score
i,sh LIN ''''' o o o 0
Basehits-New- York. 81; Fordham. 2 Errors-New-
York Fordham. :. Batteries seymour 'rarioss,
I1oheny and wilson Souders. Warner Kelly. Hayes ana
snnott. Cmpire-Hornung
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-13
THE NEW RUMANIAN CABINET.

bucharest April l2.-The new Rumanian CABINET
succeeding the Ministry which resigned on Aprli !"
viii include NJ stuidza as Premier and Minister
for Foreign Affairs, the Offices which ne heid III
-. ay,ous Cabinet; NJ Cantacuzino. Minister OF
ne - y. snd General BerenGn Minister for war
canacuzno held the portfolio }b OF M fHsnT Of Of
~. r. In,.yjor Domains. Pubic instruction; justice
and public Works are not yei anq9e ene PainSi
g., S,a,esio and Stocesco. and 1t is believed 'hey
,,~, re-outer the Cabinet