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STEAMER Mary Powell.

rruDsON RIVER STEAMER Mary Powell
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DlENTISEMENTs and suosCTIPTI.Ns ~ D.. I,'
~ received at their Upt owr obe 80 L. b,.1u"s,
., door rorh 81 3ist-st nil ocock r. ~. 1
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Receipts at the ports ard Interior points to-day com
ta5si with the sane DAY last week and last year:
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LINE FOR NEWBURGH call

RA M d w.. r i coe O 's,as and co'ss'ra
iii , ,rt-yl-l.vayes Pier - North RIVER fo}t f!snN
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IN SATURDAYS at l. strs Baldwin and tomsr ior Cyan-
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porike, pse Hyie fsfN - PSF s>nsston Soines.
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~ sunday Excursion. 500 Fast ste, Ees eaNe neg
"a vee. > r. VI. ard IL N'fr'fht SNaesss
40 4 If snd ~ Midnight. Week Day siea res a'llse
in time Ter trains to Nerlden hastioiu Sp'"'"'" ""
po'rfs \Urff.
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81 ,NUSI %, ]. St U'V>I u u ~ ~ IT, :. " =
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STOCK HAND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-03

pp1rr COMMENTS or RACING AFFAIRS.
Tnlo won 90 easily that the heavy bettors arc
anxious to him pitted against the best in train
ing on dry track
Sloan won but one yesterday This caused
hs followers to bewan the hard luck OF their
favorite Jockey.
II was reported at thu track that two promising
two-year odds in Matthew Aliens stable had sue
curnbed to a maady resembling srangles
Mayor Van Wyck was spectator at the races
Mirthful won so impressivey that he will be sent
TO Chicago 10 compete for the American Derby
rlaudt is entered in the Derby. and the Morris
Plaudt with Mirthful. and in that way obtain a
line on b1w fd a T8 10 Beth pand
Hamburg arc expected 10 run in the Realization.
weight. Taral. on Scmper Ego. outrode VIII ms
on Royal Stag In the third race. and snatchcd the
Mr. Phinizy was the hottest kind Of a tip. The
presence OF ma ro o. hs eadns fSor"d uz eo
rnent intended TO make plunge Mr.. Phnzy was
all thai he was Vas to be ana n more Ms
better than any Of his opponents
Mr. Colts Whiplash was cracked ru, merrily A.
on horses placed heavy weeers ON Whplash. and
there is general rejoicing in the camp of the cross
Philip J. Dwyer should take stroll through the
grandstand and listen 70 the spectators Every
music The cost OF music Is, not very, great
Moreover. music by good band would be likely TO
Increase the gate receipts.
The three car.old division is exceptionally strong
this year With Bowling Brook The HuguenOt
Sly Fox Previous. Hamburg Plaudt. Mirthful and
a number OF others that are Of fair quality. the
three-ycar old races are likely TO prove extremely
interesting The two-year- Odds that have raced mp
TO date are fully up TO the average Of previous
years in class The aged division Is not strong in
numbers but with the three year-old division to
draw from the Handicapped Is not likely TO have
a sinecure
II is reported that there Is danger of epidemic
among the horses CHARTERED al the island tracks
and that several cases OF malignant catarrhal fever
have appeared IN a leading stable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-03
A DOrRLE.SCULL RACE ARRANGED.

double-scull race between crews OF odams
oarsrr~n will take place on the Harlem River on
June 70 On Monday night after the regatta on
tho Harlem a discussion arose among party OF
oarsmen as 70 the merits Of the oarsmen OF the
present day and those Of the past The outcome
was the following agreement:
we Wallace Ross and Jack Largan. ex.champion
NJ ireland. agree TO row Frederick Plasted ana
George Lee a hGlf-mile douhe-scull race on re
Harlem River on Sunday. June ~, at y. m 10Y
800 side: forfeit. so
The agreement Was accepted md signed by each
person named and the forfeit money placed In the
hands Of Jim Pilkington, who was accepted a'
referee and stakeholder. The race will start nom
tho Harlem Rowing Club house float one-hundhssssSn
and thirty frst-st. Tho steamer Van Cot nas
chartered 10 follow the race and as she IS n4' ~
largo capacity. only one hundred tickets VIII W
sod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-03
RESULTS AT ST. LOUIS.

St. Louis, June Tracing at tho Fair Grounds to-
day was lively and tho favortes were successful.
The finishes close and exciting. Weather
pleasant: track fast.
First race (scng. fvc furlongs) Erambie los Ct
Burns). to and out. nrs, Lee Bruno 100 (Gimore).
20 and n . second: OConnor. I02 Rei;e) Is 70 T.
third. Time or.
second race selling: furiongs)- Tobacco
fs II. Leigh 20 and first: Jesse IA C.. Conbs,
TO ard 70 second; Harrie Floyd los Gilmore 20
J, third. Tine-1;1i%.
Third race tscing one miie)-srolla IOi (IlIiiey :,
to and 10 J. fret: Her Favor 90 GSneD. 10 20 md
TimA-i:43
Fourth ffor old Niles;
Crockett, 1O7 ( Burns to ana Loving CUP
100 FrosO, 10 and 10 ]. second: Naoma l07
UoucOnb 20 10 |. third. Time .lIh.
Fifth race tOwners Handicap. mile ana
Elusive ~ IT. KnghO. i3 10 ard TO FIRST; Laureate
81 (<teyp to and to 3, second; Counter Tenor
ct. Leigh IA 10 3. third. Time-i:54t
Sixth race seling miey--Bshop Reed. IO2 HSnch)
. To and 10 nrst Prince Of india l02 n Burns,
II 10 and to ). second; Tony Hong. 1ot o. Morfan)
0 ], third. Time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-03
LEAGUE LEADERS SHUT OUT
ANOTHER DOSE OF WHITEWASH ADMIN
IsTERED BY JOYCEs MEN.
SEYMOUR INv1NcIBLE AND THE HAMTOwN AG-
GREGATIoN CONTENTS ITSELF WITH
DROPPING A PEtS-BROOKLTN
LOSES AGAIN.
THE RECORDS.


After losing three straight games 10 the I"ngue
leaders nj Cincinnati recently. the New-Nork team
on u ONE grounds yesterday not only defeated
IN, porkopoiitans. but whitewnshed them NJ well
:, this noble band of slugRers could play baseball
a. AZ from home wei as they 10 in the Harlem
Hollow swamp. Manhattan borough might %"
proud Of rs professional baseball representatives
Seymour showed no disposition 20 soar into ih"
clouds and result tho hits Of the visiting
PLAYERS were few and far between. Mcfhee and
Reckloy carried of ihe fielding hOnors. Tho nj
tendance was small FOR such mn attraction as the
leaders IN the rae" for the pennan'
Tho homo players took the lead In IN" third In
ming by scoring Grady led on with two
Dagger 10 left field. and Seymour hunted ana heat
the throw 70 first. Van Haitr"n's driy" to Nc
.Phee resulted IN A double play. hut allowed Grady
To cross the home plato. Scw-York added tw"
more runs I'm the next inning. Davis led oT With a
home-run drive over tho right Geld rop.s; Hts by
Wiiuot md Grady and two outs allowed Nlnot 20
score This ended the runmnking. Tn" score.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-03

1oi Coniey). . n e. Won. Peleus, es g. cay, 70
and even second Obstinate simon. lo7 Nanousen)' 10
!. third. Tme-i:lOl-. q, ,r,r,..,
s,cond futcngs s.llinglSa ~ tOupseJ
s 10 . second. Arrnorel 20 g.. Clay. to l. third
TGmc-lljS, ox <,,s., ...,
won. Estasrooks. l3 Consy), 20 ana 10 z sec"""'
voy f0s Vandusnri. . 20 !. third Time ! '3t
Fourth ace thanaicap mile and seventy yards
prlchion lO3 a. Matthew'S, II 70 g. won. Henry lAunt
il2 Coney), 20 ! and 10 ], second. Roslnahue ~
,Dupce). I to 2. third. Time 49,. 49,
Fifth race (one miie-Lilian Bell lO2 lNutt' TO !.
won: Great Bend. lO7 Oupee. 10 and even. eecond
Don Quxo.e. lo1 ,Beauchamp). TO ,. third. lime
1:4h 40. NJ
rettD 10 L. won; Jane, 100 a. Matth~vsl 70
ard even. second suydam l0I C0nley1. 70 - thru'
1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-03
DIED FROM PTOMAINE POISONING
WILLIAM BELL. NETWORK INSURANCE MAN,
THE VICTIM

William Roll manager Of the New-York branch "
the paiatine Insurance Company. died AZ his ho's
In fremont Place. orange. on WEDNESDAY w..
ptoaine poisoning after an Illness OF thres us az
Mr.. Per and hi. wife and two little girls a's ~,
for dinner on Sunday. Mr.. Bell was taken a'ro
Immediately with cramps. DR. John A. e'aosa .r
diagnosed the case as one OF ptomaine p"'s
Srhe n, t,art fingered til Wednesday. -. -.
Mr. He'll was native OF Enslan ENGLAND "a an Irs,snd
A. tho belfast Royal Academical lnstitution, ,hs
came to this country in 1892 10 take cnmrr He
business OF the Paatine Insurance SDms The
laovaa n widow ard two young cn!ins.., r.u.s
funeral services will be held at s -; AZ 3
Church South orange. Tomorrow pex charles
I, Pnrdee. the rector OF the church' LUG ""'
will be In Rosedale Cemetery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-03
ROACHE ELECTED CAPTAIN AT HARVARD.

Cambridge Mass, June 0SpeciaD-J T. koacn.,
the one hundred yard runner. was to-day ee''su
captain OF Harvards track team for 1879 hoaS''
has dons very little work this year, OWING "
sprained leg received In the Pennsylvania sAn.s
In MAY OF last year but he Is capable OF doing "
seconds nat In tho race with Hoffman he haa
slight head when his leg gave way. five YARDS iio'a
the finish Hoffman won I'm 10 seconds 20 , ,aa
Roache certainly Is fast when IN FORM fk,arvr...
Pigelow has announced that the rumored GOMEZ iett
ence with Yale Us TO tho adyisa6l'y OF VIA hsia
drawing from the intercollegiate games Will oe nc,.
in about two weeks The grounds for the now
VIII then be given out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-03
NATIONAL sHARPsHoOTERg TOURysY

The preliminary tournament Of the National
sharpshooters' Association will he held to-day 1t
Glendale Park Long Island The men in charge
Of the affair are "Gus" Zimmerman. Gus" Norvak
and Gebhayd Krsuss. At the bulVs-eye target 81
viii be charged for ticket. emitting the holder
10 ten shots Contestants may re-enter as often
as desired There will be twenty cash prizes. rang
inr from 81 20 SIS The premiums for the most
buirs.syes will no six In number. ranging from :?
10 si2 At the ring target 25 cents will be charged
for a ticket emitting the holder TO three shots
tickets 10 he unlimited After deducting the cost
NJ the targets the purse will be divided according 70
the number Of entries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-03

one Of tho scm -nuql matches In tho tournament
for tho Gun offered last month by William j,
K'nrslnnd was played between George " Gili and
MnntOn -. Nctcalf. GIN winning up II. -. Cor
~ boat + s. Clair colby up IN the Juno cup
competition. Nineteen holes wore played to decide
the match between MoicHlf hnd GIL.
n Wa announced Yesterday afternoon TINT L. II.
Conklln one 81 IL" younger members Of the club.
who won the Governors cup tournament on
MONDAY had made the lowest net score for May
ard Incidentally reduced the not record for the
course having played the eighteen holes IN n
gross which was reduced TO ca by n handicap %
= A garden party was also announced for to-
morrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-03
ERRORS LOSE A GAME FOR BROOKLYN.
CHICAGO 4 WINNER ny NARROW MARGIN


ENFNFTI PIT " '7F INV FH''T
Tho Chicago and Brooklyn teams played tho nrst
Of their present series Of games at Washington
Park BROOKLYN YESTERDAY II WAS ladies Day"
and az usual IN Brooklyn. there was good nj
tendance OF the fair sex. During the frst half N
the game the home team played In good form md
took the lead Then tho Chicago hafsmen began 70
hi' tho ball and this. coupled with tho blundcrs n
ghIn6le grve them enough 70 win the con
Everett found fault with tho decisions Of Umpire
Cu-hrnan, and he ordered from tho grounds.
Chance took his place. Iialman and Griffin dld
inc most effective work for the hOme team The
eli round work Of Dahen and Common was hrst-
class Score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-03
THE rUyERAL OF DIR. l.. E. BERIIAh'

The funeral Of Dr. Louis Il. ne' ," ~. ma
,,u,",n'.vo nh. Rev. Dr. o.trander who married
Mr and Mr., Berthe. oicint.d. and was assi.tes
M mr. an a"u Gilman Dr. Berthe was president
ot tine tine local psd Of and IN sd 10 %SsS
members Of the various "Isn present the Mayor,
sy csr; ,:. ~ MO to e' .ss IDENTIFY
been obtained by the ponce ~ ho,ed that the In
ones; 70 be held tomorrow afternoon ,.rest tSsi
Banning may bring out some ,aS's "
will throw light on tho Tragedy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-03
RESULTS OF THE HARLEM RACES.

Chicago, June 2.-Harlem results. Weather clear
track fact:
First race. ak furongs-Bryan, 70 J. won; Ion
Tole- 10 T. second. Little singer third. Time-l:lbt
second race .cur and one-haf furlongs santeo. 70
l. won. Camhran ont second; Babe Robertson. third'
Time O5G
Third race furongs-Frank Thompson. @ 70 o.
won. Founding 10 3. second Jackanapes. third Time
l:2Sl1.
Fourth race. mile and ne-sixt.enth-Macy 10 =
Flfth race six furloncs Medder. TO D. won; Prson
2 to :, s-c,nd: Ragpar third. Tfme-i:i'.
Sixth rare. fix furlongs-Don't Skip Me. tn ~on
Nnthanson. to l. second: Dousterwivel third Time
ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-03
PHILADELPHIA. 2; pIrrsRrRG. ?.

Philadelphia June ?-it took eleven innings to-
day to decide the Philadelphia rttsburg game. the
Quakers winning on Fck's three bagcer ana Dele
hanty's long ny TO centre The game was n pitch
ers' battle. and abounded with brilliant bits Of
fielding. Dugglcby ana Jlmcson PHILADELPHIA
pitchers. have been farmed out to the Wilkesbarrc
Eastern League club Attendance. 1890. Tho score
II. H. r..
philadelphia q o o o Ia
batteries Hillen and Murphy: Piatt and McFarlani
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-03
OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.

At Tmonto-Toronto o. Buffalo. o.
At paiersoi-Patsrson. g. Lancaster, b.
At Pslmyra-Palmyra, \; Cortland. T.
Al Roms-Rome. 4. cananinigua. 2.
AT Oswego- Oswego. z, Auburn. 4.
Al Lyons-Lyons. 3. Utica, o.
AT Hocnsster- Rochester y; Syracuse, T.
Az Andover-Andovcr. Is; fawrcncevillc. o.
At Hartford Hartford \. newark. z.
~ UeadInq--Rsading :: Allentown. q.
At Newp0ri--rsunton. u: Newport, :.
At Norfolk Va.-Sorfolk. !. Richmond. ..
At payton-Dayton. Is. Grand Rapids, ..
Al sprnsneld-spring6eid. z, Toledo. Q.
At Newcastle Newcastle. O. Mansfield. 4
AT Youngstown-You .. Fort Wayne. L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-03
MURPHY TRAINING AT SUMMIT.

'Kid" Murphy. Of Cincinnati. who dslss"1
Denny" Ward the Newark pugiist. IN NJ" :.
round match before tho Harrison Athlete S.iisS:r
training AT summit. n. j.. for his nght WIZ Ia
Mcdonald next Monday at the same plaWvSurphy
company with his trainer. Jack" Cooney. ssra
spends most OF his time taking long wairn.ssee
runs over the roads in the Wachuna ana "''
Mouutaiue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-03
WOMENs TOURNAMENT AT ORANGE
MISS wiLnFRDINo AND MISS PAGE TO PLAY IN
TIE FTSArsa

A tournament for golf trophy cup for women
offered by Mrs Wiram poodgood hogan yester-
day afternoon the links o. the Essex County
Country club. ~ Hutton Park. West Orange. Thr-
teen members 81 the club contested for the trophy
The plnv will be concluded tomorrow when tho
ownership Of the cup viii, be determined By A
nral match between Miss Gecrgianna WilmerdinS
and Misc iIfen Page. who made the lowest scores
a. y.gferIayf- play The scores
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-03

Baker. OF -. Andrews. mad Bohen ~ ms oppo-
nent the frat round. and won In crehltaDle s,yie
rochrnno aiso disposed Of Brandrcth but had 10
play good golf 10 do n. He won ny singi" more
Under tho conditions Ms first arranged. IL was IN
tended that The second sixteen should play for tho
Consolation cup. AZ there wcre only twenty-fonr
81, down 10 eight Tho survivors In this c.hss were
" \ Taylor r. ~ Pratt H. l.. Riker and ID. W .
Taylor Thcy Will meet IN tho senii-lnals TINS
morning IN the order named.
For the second round in the Oakland cup con- on
with {, II Seeley A. De witt with J. y. BAKER.
" +. Hicks with g. T. Tappn. ana Or IL; OCon-
nor with W ! Travis Tho summary follows
QIAILFTED DIVISION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-03
BALTIMORE, II; ST. LOUIS. Z.

Baltimore. June The Orioles took kindly to
Carseys curves to-day ana fattencd their batting
averages at his expense. McJames kept the hits
Of the visitors scattered. Attendance, LAG The
score
II. H. T..
Baltimore ..........o q III II .
ST. Louis ...........0 o o o I ia 2
Bateries McJames and Inhlnsnn. Carsoy Clernenf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-03
SACRED HEART ACADEMY SPRING CANES

The annual spring athletic games Of the sac'eu
Heart Academy Athletic Club Will be held at ciason'
on the Sound to- morrow. Stages will 10 run ""SA
Van Nest to the academy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-03
THE DAY AT OAKLEY.

Cincir natl. June 1.-The talent played in luck 1T
Oakley to-day. as Ave out OF six winners were
favorites Tho track was fast. and splendid time
was made In every event Summary:
First race (nve and q half furongs seng)-NervurA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-03
CLEVELAND 6; BOSTON. /

Boston, june But for home run over the left
field fence by Nichols to-day the homo team would
have been shut out. Powell was Invlncible. while
Nichols was wild. and showed surrlsIng nervous
ness at times. The Clevelands put UP star game
in the field and punched their hits at the right
time Attendance. LIS. The score
H. ~. H.
Cleveland ...........0 % o
Boston ..............0 % p I.
Batteries-Rowel and oConner. Nichols and bergen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-03
AN AMERICAN COLT RUNS THIRD.

London. June AT the second days racing OF
the Manchester Whitsuntide meeting to-day Il. c.
Cartons three-year-old chestnut colt IIeckler by
Heckberry out Of Blinker won tho Derby Plate OF
No soverelgns.
This is for three year-olds and upward, en-
trance. 2 sovereigns. The course was about one
mile. and the result In detail was as follows;
r. C. Cartons three year old chestnut colt fieck-
Ter by Heckbcrry. out ~ Blinker. first; j Low
King Monmouth out OF Warden Bella second tho
Lorillard Bcresford Stables four year-od chestnut
colt BerZak by Sensation. out of Bclphabe third.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-03
CINCINNATI
NEW YORK

Earned runs New York. 2 s'o'sn base si.inf"idi
Tv. hase Grady Smith. Sfcrihc" M. GLEASON.
Wllu.f Douhi. play VI ffe0 t0rrDrHu and lrrkry
First View York. l. 'lncinnstL struck
out rs Seymour. !. hy Br~tsns'@'n, z First has"
balls seymour :. IN Broitcnst-n. 3 ftss~f hall
Peis. Wnd pitches Seymour q Left on bases New
YORK s. Cincinnati, i3 Time 2 % UmPirr- Emslis
and nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-03
GOLF BEGUN AT BAYSIDE.
OPENING PLAY IN THE OAKLAND CLUB .
TOURNAMENT.
/ TRAVIS Rr,TF:N RY HARTMAN IN THE MEDIA"

TRAVIS BEATEN RY HARTMAN IN THE "HDA
RorND-OCoNNOR WINS FROM VAN RRrNT'
Herbert Hartman was the medal winner III mo
Oakland golf tournament. which was begun yes'e'
dav Mt Raysde Long Island. Travis. the home
champIon and tho cup winner al Knolwoon ana
Dyker Meadow. outplayed by stroke rms
was in tho preliminary round In the nlorhihS'
Later Travis met Hartman In the hrst rouHu nv
match play and beat him. up and 10 play. "
was a good illustration of the vaearies OF goInng
form The tournament tho second which 'n'
Oakland Club has given. Last year Travis won H.
and n he has tho same success now the handsome
silver cup presented by j. II. Taylor Will become
his to keep The nine-h hole links was In the PINK OF
trim yesterday. although the hypercritical might
m We considered the turf a bit thin and nara on
the two new holes. Tho weather was perfect
For tho morning round there was the usuai pre-
lminary play at eighteen holes medal play IN
which the first sixteen qualified for the Oakland
Cup and the others for the Consolation cup. r. H.
Bohen. the Philadelphia golfer, was one of the
prominent visitors Travis made his morning round
IN So going ont In A. and coming back In A. The
last hole was two strokes worse than par. Ills
second shot hrassey. struck the tree ut the ieft
Of tho course This WINS followed ny topped IRON
shot that fell into the long grass. and the hole
ultimately cost him T. His first round was
stroke better than Harriman's but the latter
reversed things on tho second round, and finished
with n total Of 80. The two scores were: