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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-06-07

BARRED runs-Taunton. Z; Portland, A.
Two base hits-Glenn, Grove, 2, King,
Spratt, smith. Noblitt, 2. Stolen bases
Noblitt. Double plays-Glenn and Wiley,
sullivan, Counihan and Tighe. First
base on balls-By A Horn, q; by Ma
honey, 2; by tombstone, 3; by Miller, 2.
Hit by pitched balls-Long, Noblitt.
Struck out-A Horn, Maghoney, /; john
stone, l. Wild Observation-Disclosures. Time
% hours, 8 minutes. Attendance-45O.
Umptre-burns.
MANCHESTER, o; PAWTUCKET, 8.
Pawtuoket, June 6-Manchester got in
to the aame with vengence today and
aided by costly errors soon clinched vic
tory. Callahan was accorded rather dis.
couraging support In the early stages,
while Cook kept the athirteen hits well
scattered and was backed up in perfect
style. Bones homer in the seventh
brought in three runs. The visitors
played q brilliant fielding game. The
score:
Manchester. 3 Q 4 90 % o x-9
Pawtuoket, % o 0 o o 0 o 1-5
Base hits--Manchester, IA; Pawtucket,
Is. Observation-Disclosures, o.; Pawtuoket, q.
Batteries-Cook and Lake; Callahan and
Curtis.
BROCKTON, O.; NEWPORT, s.
Brookton, June GA home run by
Breckenridge with Knox, who had
opened the inning with double, tied the
score in the last Of the ninth today,
Shay singled, Quinn sacrificed, d passed
ball and Hawkes. long fly to middle gave
the winning run. In the eighth j.
O'Brien made a drive over the left field
fence for four, with two men on the bags
giving Firms summer citys the lead
The score:
Brockton, 0 2 8 0 0 0 0 3-9
Newport. o o 0 8 0 3 0-S
Base hits Brockton, Is; Newport. II.
Errors Brockton, 8; Newport, B. Bat
and Millerick.
NEW ENGLAND STANDING.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-06-07
Pitch er Miller Substituted and Does
CreditabIe Job.
Tighe Plays First In
Place Of Conroy.
Manchester and Brockton Win
Their Games.

Taunton, June 6-Superior batting
brought the palm to Taunton's domicile
today. Johnstone was knocked out OF
the box in the second inning, and Miller.
who replaced him, made more favorable
showing. Portland led march for
short time in the sixth, at the expense Of
A'Horn. whom they batted for five runs.
Mahoney then took the box. and the visi
tors thereafter made but one hit. Two
rattling double plays made added In
teIest. The score:
TAUNTON.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-06-07
BOSTON WON.

Had Little DimcuIt i'm Defeating
Louisville.
Boston, June g The Cham pions had
little difficulty in defeating Louisville to-
day, Cunningham being hit freely, while
the home team, especially Lowe, tielded
superbly. The features of the game was
fine left hand catch by Leach. Attend
ance 1900. The scores
Boston, u 2 2 OIL Q % x-o
Louisville 2 0 0 0 0 o.
Base hits-Boston. IS; Louisville. H..
Errors Boston. i; Louisville. 2. Bat
teries-Killen and Clarke; Cunningham
and Kittredge.
At Washington-Chiosgo. /; Washing
ton, s.
(. At Brooklyn-Cincinnati 4; Brooklyn,
At Philadelphia-St. Louis. 8; Phila-
delphia, B
At Baltimore-Pittsburg. 8; Baltimore,
Al New York-olevsland, 8; New
York, 2.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-06-07
LOST CHILD FOUND.

New Britain. Conn, June Gamma
Esoholtz, the six-year-old girl who has
been missing since Sunday afternoon was
found at about ?. 80 this afternoon in q
clump of trees in Mountain Grove on the
Shuttle Meadow road. This point is
about one mile from the place where the
child was last seen on Sunday. The
child was alone and seemed not TO have
Jared badly. Her clothing was somewhat
torn. She was found py young man
whose name is not yet known. 1t has
not yet been determined whether the
child was lost or whether she was taken
of by some one
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-06-07
HOLY GHOST AND US.
Brief Sketch OF Prophet sanford'a Pc
Guitar Sect.

AsAA~A 1ActS<A - &AtPASt GaM4OE0fA &c
Guitar Sect.
The so.called 'Holy Ghost and U.s. re-
ligious movement which Rev. Mr.. Hig-
gins. theImaltreated Lesant preacher rep
resented, has Its headquarters in Durham,
y little town to the south of Lewiston,
and the head and 'front.' of the sect, and
its chief prophet Is Rev. George Sanford.
Sanford was once a student In Bates
college, graduated from that Institution,
studied for this ministry and accepted a
pastorate somewhere In New York.
The next time that Lewiston heard of
him was when he returned
about three years ago and announced
that he had bean called to evangelize the
world on an entirely new basis. He de-
clared that Christianity had been gradu-
ally departing from the teachings of the
Master since the days Of the old apostles,
and he proposed to start ali ever new aud
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-06-07
REQUIsITIoN ASKED FOR.

Trenton, y j.. June 6.-Application
Was MADE to Gov. Voorhees, late today for
q warrant allowing the extradition of
bella. Anderson, alias Carrie Jones, nurse
girl, connected with the kidnapping Of
iiauy CLARK. The governor said that he
would permit the woman's counsel 10
TX mine the acquisition papers issued BY
soy. Roosevelt, and that II the papers
- "a found to be in correct legal form
the extradition warrant would be Issued
without delay.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-06-07
TIE MODERN nEAnTY

1hrives on good food and sunshine,
'sith pIents Of exercise in The open air.
Her form glows with health and her face
blooms with its beauty. Il her system
mes sstne eisansi1g action Of a laxative
remedy, she uses the gentle and pleasant
Syrup of Figs, made by the California
Fig syrup Co, only.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-06-07

or mo III, 49,,
them mail postage >"-
Price complete,
money III fails to pamphlet and sample
THE T.. EooTR CO., NEW YORK
Free samples of
Friday June and 9. by applying o your druggist ~
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-06-07
COMING TO MAINE.

Kansas City, Mo. June 6. The Modern
Woodmen Of America today voted to
extend the order to Massachusetts, except
the city of Boston; Maine, New Hamn-
shire, Rhode Island and Vermont A
proposition to extend the order to the
Dominion OF Canada was voted down.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-06-07

The Sunlightts defeated the Royal
Blues by score of IS to II the features of
the game was the pitching of Tom Dean.
Captain P. ]. Morgan.
The Federal Stars challenge the Muffers
to game of ball ON the Eastern prone
made Saturday afternoon at two O'Clock.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-06-07

Last Saturday night break was made
In the building at Kennebunkport where
Captain James Wilss of the fishing
schooner Lewis Rose keeps his fishing
were stolen. They were valued at over
200.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-06-07
ABSOLUTELY FREE TO ALL SUFFERERS.
UNLIKE ANY OTHER EVER MADE.
IT TREATS EACH PHASE OF THE DISEASE SEPARATELY,
You Can Try 1t without Cost. If You Purchase the
Money will BE Refunded If 1t Fails to
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II very easy to exp why all the old treating dyspep
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-06-07

'Tisn't safe to be a day without DR..
Thomas Electric Oil In the house Never
can tell what moment an accident is
going TO happen.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-06-07

1t is the only remedy amy manufactures has ever
dared to guarantees.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-06-07
HYOMEI DYSPEPSIA cusE

the first and having each kind
of dyspepsia.
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WHITE PLAINS,

sherifs jury and commission composed .,
DR. George H. Magncss. Frank NJ. Schlrmer anu
Stephen b. Marshall, yesterday adjudsed MIS-
Marie Louise Norton, of New-York insane ana III
comnetent of managing her estate. Mrs. Norton Is
= widow and is now confined In Bloomingdaie
,svlnm near this village She has one son. a 10Y
of fourteen. -, 49, Com,
The certificate OF incorporation or the oohn
I,ros Company. OF Nepera Park. was ned !ee'ei
dav in the County Clerks office Inc conP t,sS o00
~ deal i'm wines and liquors Is caPltaLfEeu are
and its duration fifty years; Inc 1nord IN.
Henry SOM Julius A. Mandel ana bein"'u mp
man. OF New-IOrk. , 49, white plains High
scbool las elected these officers: carleton zoe ,Ctoa
enter 'eS president; Edgar \. L0wther, 90, Ind
ppras,dent William IL. Lyon, tr. w. S cLe'a fr 81
i,monda l. Hessels 'gS treasurer. nese - T.
6nrs with Gertrude f. Curtis 49, MARI Ge5i'e 80
Irbano,hers '9S and William r. C0nulti 90 90
,;,ute the Executive Committee; Inc Grass ossoca
SUI been admitted to membership in the asSooi"
ton. = -. ,or1icat,on Of Mary j.
1yesterSeld and Flora f. Rogers loI an !ba xr1
ne6iate accounting by the trustees unue Who died
IN West Chester. Surrogate Siikman ,han deter.
naLe any decree which will 10 more no" md Of
s he balance which should be In the Manu- 80
nc trustees without adjudging whSh % 'i'0 ~
tees is personally liable for such Oa'a"'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-01
EW-ROCHELIE.

The Board of Health which Mayor Onion ous'eu
last week Is to begin legal proceedings win the nop
Of compelling him to put it back In once III a"
order served on the Mayor yesterday ne sum
,o,od IN appear in the County Court on july ro o.
Inoe shou cause WHY ne has not appointed nie
Ser Of the original Board which he paWe cased by
atalv after election to MI the vacancy % "a
a. 'resenation Of George Galgano ms Po ore
met transacted business and aPpoihNlseu Gnigeno
10 the MAYORS wishes, after MI Ddsdiio
Saa SeSlined to serve and the Mayor oaseo ms
action in ousting it on the argnment odS' the
courts shall decide in favor Of compen ann, viii Viii
Mayor TO appoint new member then q s che old
Board and ali of its appointees There o Is R s
and Frank McGran his successor. l5otn men cialui
The Office and each has notified the doct0rs cle
riaFes or deaths filed with the other VIII n0I pe
Legal Mr. Terney has refused 10 give up inc Doohs
mil the courts have decided 10 the legahty Vi
ne Board.
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NETWORK CITY.

1rdsnendence Day will be celebrated with appro-
pirate services In the Scotch Presbyterian Church'
Ninety-sixth-st. and Central Park West, to-mor-
row. at II a. m. and p m. In the morning Chap-
lain Steele. OF the Brooklyn Navy Yard. and Lieu
tenant-Commander A. " Wadhams, who is on his
way to address Mr.. Moody's meetings at the North
field Conference will both make addresses. In the
evening the pastor, assisted by the Rev. Albert
Dale Gantz Of Princeton. will conduct the services
The subject will be Christian Patriotism"
MANY Of the drvgoods stores Of Manhattan and
Brooklyn will be open usual on Monday, July 3.
Tho Charity ORGANIZATION Society appeals for so
70 proyide country board during the summer for
Young woman threatened with consumption. Her
parents are dead. and she has no one 10 call upon
II she could regain her health she would need no
assistance to support herself as she Is industrous
and competent. Any money for this case sent TO
the Charity Organization Society, No. los East
Twenty-second-st will be promptly and publicly
acknowledged.
At the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church the
Rev Dr. John s. Mcintosh. Of Philadelphia, a
warm nersonal friend Of the late Dr. John Hall,
will preach tomorrow. at II a IN. and p. m
The church will then be closed until the first Sun
day Of August.
A.A15 O'clock Tomorrow afternoon the West Side
Branch Young Mems Christian Association. No.
3s West Fifty seventh-st.. will observe Naval Day
Among those present will be Rear Admiral John
w Philip Captain Merrill Miller Chaplain r. T.
Steele and Lieutenant Commander Albion v Wad-
hams OF the United States Navy who VIII make
the address Of the afternoon His subject Will De
Some OF the Elements OF Success.
The Rev Dr. Thomas D. Christie missionary 10
Tarsus Asia Minor. will address the mems meet
ing at the Harlem Branch OF the Young Men
Christian Association. No West One-hundred-
and-twenty -hfth-st.. tomorrow afternoon AT f%
o'clock All men are welcome
The Commercial Gable Company announces that
owing TO delay in its Siberian land lines messages
w. go, ro,,tAd ",,ia northern" can be accepted
only at the sender's risk. The eastern wire Is
working
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-01
PEEKSKILL.

Frederick A. Smith, tax receiver. completed MS
thirty days collection Of taxes at per cent Oh.
Thursday. He received s5350 OF the tax puget OF
.s7.117e2 The fee from now on Is per cent
Work has been begun in PeekskiI Hareor by the
>,h,,r Dredping Company which has the con-
,,rect 70 drcdee the channels Of the bay. -
Philip Golden and william risher' "Vo o-pisncks
Rae So far recovered as to be up and sbou1 vail
oa,ing 10 the change IN the time taDe OF the ran
~ nss,ccting Peekskill the morning mail leaving
tfo~reriv AT 9ls for the south now ieaves AZ :, y
O'Clock The north man ltaH.'s a. "
now Ieavet five minutes earlier. 49,, r,-oory
IN" Miss Erliiie Robertson has closed ner primary
ohooI and has secured for the fan term rooms III
sSn srIsh house OF St Peters church. by per-
MISSION OF the vestry of the church
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-01

amended act regarding the appointments OF the
matrons and the increase In salary to NoU mace
no reference to the present matrons. who had
caused the passage of the amendment.
The opinion stated that the present matrons hold
their places in accordance with the provisions OF
the amended act. The Board thereupon adopted a
resolution making the present sxty-one matrons
members Of the regular force, with the same rank
as doormen at salaries of 1900 a year an Increase
Of $500 They are to be subject to the same rules
and regulations as patrolmen. and must pay 2 per
cent of their salaries a month to the Police ZEN
sion Fund They may be retired on half-pay atter
twenty years service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-01
JUSTICE HAYES'S TERN ENDED.

ADDRESSES MADE on BEHALF OF HIS coll
LEAGUES AND THE D1sTRICT-ATToR-
NEY's OFFICE
Justice John Hayes OF the Court OF Special Ses-
sions ended his judicial term at noon yesterday as
Justice OF that court. In the court at the time
were q number Of friends OF the retiring Justice
who had come especially to testify to their esteem
for him both a jurist and a citizen. District
Attorney Gardiner. behalf OF the Office and
staff OF lawyers attached thereto, made brief
speech. regretting the retirement Of Justice Hayes
and testifying TO his high regard for him during
the time that he had known him the bench.
He thanked Justice Hayes for the uniform cour
tesy and kindness with which he had treated the Office
OF the DistrictAttorney In the four years that he
had been associate Justice on the Special SEES
sions Court bench This followed by an ad-
dress by oxAssistant Dlstrict-Attorney Stephen j.
O'Hare. William NJ Fuller. court clerk spoke on
behalf OF the clerical force in the court. and Jus
tice Holbrook made brief address on behalf OF
himself and his colleagues on the bench.
Justice Hayes in his reply expressed himself as
being deeply grateful for the kind words spoken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-01
NEW SHIP FOR NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
ARRANGEMENTS TO TAKE CARE OF THE PAS
sENGERs OF THE KAISER FRIEDRICH.

ARRANGEMENTS TO TAKE CARE OF THE PAS
sENGERs OF THE KAISER FRIEDRICH.
Oelrichs & Co., New-York agents Of the North
German Lloyd Steamship Company announce that
they have just received the following dispatch from
their company In Bremen:
Negotiations now pending between the North
German Lloyd and the Vulcan ShipOuilding Com
pany Of Stettin with reference TO the construction
OF a new fast tWin-screw steamship OF from TWEEN
ty-three to twenty-four knots for the Bremen
Southampto on New York line, the steamer to De
ready for service in the year 1871.
The following notice has been sent out by Del
richs & Co:
On account OF the withdrawal OF the steamship
Kaiser Friedrich, which steamer has been returned
to her builders the NortA German Lloyd have re-
called two of their Mediterranean steamships for
temporary service In their northern line from
Bremen TO New York. The steamship Saale Will
sail from Bremen August Il. September l and Octo-
Der H. and will be reinforced OF September II by
the steamship Kaiser Wilhelm II. The Saale will
sail on September 10 from Bremen. via SOuthamp-
ton and the Kaiser Wilhelm II on the same day,
via CherbOurg In this way IL Is proposed to take
care OF all the passengers Of the Kaiser Friedrich
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-01
WFSTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

About four hundred people from this city visited
the State Camp at Peekskl yesterday Inc parry
comprised a large number Of relatives and frlends
Of members of Company A, in camp this Week.
under command Of Captain John |. Pruyn
Water has been turned on in the public or1hAns
fountain in front of Manor Hall.
What is believed TO be the famous kissing oue
has made Its appearance in this city, and two men
are suffering from it's painful sting The hrst VIC
tim was George Smith. clerk in the local post
office. who was bitten early in the present week
The second is James Welch. an undertakeI' "iio
was stung on Wednesday. Both men suffered great
main from the effects Of the poison. Smiths INJURY
IA ON the right forearm. lie has been unable TO al
tend to his duties and is under the care OF Dr. o
T. Leo who extracted dark brown sting quar-
ter OF an inch long from the wound Weich was
s,une on the forehead and large sWenihe iol-
lowed nearly closing both his eyes. lie Is ALSO
being attended by a physician. ,,, os.or
After many adjournments Judge heioeS orSse3ted
DAY declared the bail Of Adam Sauter i osIerae
Sauter was charged by Henry Hoeteri OF Nepela
Park with having threatened TO XIII MS siS'ei
because she refused TO marry him. ,., . oo,o
nunicaton from the Common Council asking .hst
the laborers IN the employ or the Depar trnent De
maid 81 rs per day. On Thursday evening Cominlss
sioner Walsh moved that the request De gran'eu
having the calkers 81 day was referred 10 me
Committee Of the Whole. There is a p'ter msh.
being waged In the Board over an enort recenty
made TO Increase the salary OF T.. L. Peene super IN
tendent Of construction the mihO OLA q should
assert that II any increase Is TO be mace II shou
be in the wages Of the laborers - ,., ,,os
The lawn fete for the benefit or ST Joseph : Nus
pitai will close tonight after a successful run
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-01

The announcement from Philadelphia that the
newly Incorporated Asphalt Company % America
was about 10 start campaign = ganst the asphalt
trust did not create a ripple OF interest among the
dealers in that commodity IN this city yesterday.
far as could be seen All protessed 10 know moth
ing moe about the company than what had
appeared In the papers. and there seemed to be no
disposition to borrow trouble by anticipating rate
war before Il was actually begun. In fact, the
pulse Of the trade is normal far as felt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-01
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK-FRIDAY JUNE 30. 1890.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEW YoRK-FRIDAY JUNE 90 1890
ARRIVED.
Steamer Britannia OBJ. Hayes 1Ayerpso June q and
sensers the White Star Line Arrived at the Bar at
steamer Island Dam, skioat stettn June 5. Copen-
hagen a. Chrisana 10 and chrstarsand 10 with mdse
90 ca A4y sad at ~ The Ra at 5S M '"'" 'e
Steamer vineand DAM Petersen CoRenhasen June u
steamer Patricia Gen yoselgesans Hamburg June 10
passengers t. Hamburg American Line Arrived at the
Steamer Brsmble OBJ. Postlehwalte Guanaco venez
uea June 90 with asphatum 20 New York and Bermu-
Steamer vgilancla, Reynolds Canpeche June 49, Vera
cabin passengers 70 James Ward Co Arrived at the
steamer Daniel OBJ Gemmel Tilt Cove N L, June "a
copper ore to American Metal Company: yessel 10
Miller bull Knowlton Arrived at the ar at go m
folk with mdse and passengers Od Dominion ss co.
steamer CITY OF Philadelphia. Curry. Baltimore with
Steamer Gold.boro French Philadelphia with mdsc
sandy Hook. J. June 80 $50 m-wind southwest
light air: clear
SAILED
steamers Manuel 7. Viaverde (Span). Havana etc;
Irquois Charleston and Jacksonville colorado Bruins
wick; Guysndotte. Norfolk ana Newport News: Erna
Karthase Ger Pensacola CITY OF augusta. savannah;
FL Monte. New Orleans: Ardandhu B0 Kingston. etc
John h. etc. Huelva d3D. Norfolk. sanna tNor'
Ship caldera (3r for Buenos Ayres
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
Kin.ale. June 3o-Passed steamer Bowie cnr' Jones'
Prawi, Point' June so-Passed steamer Rotterdam
Dutch. Van der Zee; Rotterdam for Neg York M,
Renee New York for Antwerp. Diamant Ger Reners.
Rotterdam for NewYork. Sorrento GeD. schudt. New
81 Michseis June ao-Passed steamer saae Ger,
Fsys, June so-Arrivsd. steamer Carlisle CBr,, shsr-
wood Msssina ana Palermo for Nsw-Y0rk 0or s0aD.
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HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
ALBEMARLE-Senator w. b. Allison, or iowa
RIJCKINGHAM-Be L. Fairchild. OF Pelham'
FIFTH AVENUE-Ex-Senator w d. Washburn'
Of Minnesota HOFFMAN-R. NJ. Hooper. ex- ' Ice
CoEsul-Generai to Paris HOLLAND-Sir CharIes
Rivers Wilson of London president OF the Grand
Trunk Railway 1MPERIAL-Judge j. j. Cum
rnings Of st. Louis. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
General A. E. Bates L. s. A. and Sir Henry
strong. of Ottawa MURRAY HILL--Leutenant-
Colonel o. L. Helm OF West Point. WALDORF
sidney Trench or London. WESTMINSTER-
Dwight Mcneil. OF London.
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the night calling her husband to come to her
The woman grew so Violent at one time that she
tore her hair and at another time she flung her
self from her cot to the floor and attempted to
strike her head against the stone tagging. the
extra guard that had been placed TO watch the
woman prevented her from injuring herself The
prison physician. DR.. Campbell was summoned
at an early hour yesterday morning. After the
doctor had administered opiates the woman became
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-01
SING SING.

George F. Secor Of the Sing sing Yacht Ciuo'
started Yesterday for a cruise up to Lake Chaih-
n,atn IN bis hig naphtha launch His guests are
T. Henry Calam, Harry n. Curtis and Dr. Barnum'
Of Sing Sing.
The pleasant drives and paths OF lockwood Han,
the beautiful estate OF William RockefeHer' just
below Scarboro. are now closed TO bicycnsts. Inc
,rorble IL that some wheelmen seemed to take de-
light in defacing or destroying whatever came frst
10 hand They spared not buds nor flowers. ana
even essayed TO cut their names upon trees
Dand deaI Of regret that many OF them succeeded.
and more that the many who would enjoy the PRIV
uens have TO be debarred for the sins OF tne rev.
Warden johnson last night laid on SIX Keepers
and six guards al the prison, 10 make room l9 or
live number whose enforced vacation is up 'ouaS.
This is done to curtail the running expenses OF te
nrison and to keep them within the amount 3s .lrs
makes n difficult 10 maintain discipline. ana places
The nmber of officers considerably below the num-
Der called fer by law.