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New-York tribune., 1901-06-10
STANDARD STAKES.
TO-DAY's WESTERN ENTRIES.
AT ST. LOUIS.

F,r, s. ,s ,,rlonrs,-Frate Maid lo3: Larry Wilt.
ES: G Poeaat 5ssn loo iod dy2fs Josie i F. ig es
selling Gge 5orl9ngs1dBe 1de ,ffer FTi1z sarss n
100: Rosy cross 100; Reap, iO8 Jim seaman 1o los
ba9 f io race Free senE F "a 49, Maa M Guido l95;
So@ lo5 FTidolin lo2 Mess ienc I6s Mrs Grammar
io5; quite Right io5 Miss There's l92; s9 %. South
Breeze ioo BED Ldi o8 Jake Weber ie3 TON Tom c1ns
M Wine and song oaaenaae 3d. @ A aS a. Gss0S ns maad s
wsIao. i6e LADY stTaihmore. %; MaKmus lo2 Pro-
peiler io2: wall io2; Pnochls ll5, ,,r.o-s,,..r,b,,
san 5'h caa ssee as :'ief Beie ?a mpson Linden
Ga2es 2 a. gsbean BUS NG9ne ios Ie Brno Sir Philip
Sidney. iGs. Ice. lO5 Eugsnia s. lo7
AT CHICAGO.
r,-s, aca lone mie)-Bonne Lissal. 90: Guy H; 80;
y1lcaia; li2 Henry Bert ioo Anthracite iOO Lax
sec Second 10 race 6ihree-auaTters mne-Boney Boy
III Head Water ~ Mr. Bro%n lSs ,. fese ope Io ios
6e Rush i2 sharp Bird NJ syRan @ PnGe 100 70 9b
RiSa leo Cray Eagle 100: owentOn. 100 The Four
81: Dodie s. s7 Mamie English io; Hoodwink. loi'
era ny chee l6 I4ss l. li5 ia Ausn; sat iiS
Fon Dor i47: BeeEy Rofe. I5s; Dic Furber. lSo
Fifth race Gnile and sixieenth)-cambrian' III
s1t6 rsoe ace cseveaeieSfhs ie-PossaI 100; NIB ns
bier 81 Margaret Ellen 81; Likeness si fslesf ian a ar1s g
aos s and 1ss
o. WstensSaw Wake sSa us: Myth iOs
AT NEWPORT.
First race tseiling: furlongs)-Jnlia Rose loS
Prudent lo5; Ida Huett iO5 Maggie FELIX 100 Alaire
lO5. FUN Dress 100; aschal. lo5; Ilis io3: Bro~T
Thrush. l05; Lady Ezen. 100; Dr fAiiis 10, tsIeH
Bells lO5: Northnmbria, lo5; zemore. io'' Mamie j.
second race fseiing one me)-Hija, 35; Polly Bix5g
100: Phosphorus 100, Pretty Rosie. io2: Fusion oz
Colonel Strsthy Io2: Mccleary l02 Little Reggie i"'
Jim Flood. lO5 -, - 49,.
fpurse; furlongE)Joe Nail 81 t'rlnces;
Evelyn 81: Carr Kid Hampton, 99 Jano~ood
i32: Lilly Pantland, l02; Erems. ios: bsronet IL
fseng; m. mile and qnarte'D-ft9s
sian sD Hinsdae 80: Strsthbroeck io5: Huffman, 100
BanquO H. 100; Eitholin. ll2; Slasher. ll5. - .
Fhth purse six furionesl-A rroeant %; lteai
los. Toluca. i05 ST. Sidney. l0o: Dferp, llO ROPER
Cray 40: Minnie b. ll0; Ben oFaon. il2; John Nc
Elroy. ll2; Stamp ll2: Kentucky. 10 ~ ,,
Sixth fsening; mile)-Anayous, %; Mazeita
50. Quality 35: Birdie May. lc0: Edna Barry. 10"
Eovcy O.. 100 Meggs lo2: Pnarno. io2; Brother Fred
1Oe. ceylon. lo2
New-York tribune., 1901-06-10
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR CONTENTION.

Cincinnati June 9.-Elaborate arrangements have
been made for twentieth international conven-
ton of the Christian Endeavor here July to 10.
AS many were unable TO attend the convention in
London last year, a larger attendance than usual
Is expected especially since the conventions here
after will be held only once in two years. The
choir of fifteen hundred trained voices will be
feature at Music Hall. Other large choruses have
been trained for the exposition and other halls
while all the churches and their choirs have been
engap ed occasion. Bands will discourse l.
cred music in Washington Park adjoining Music
Hall for the open air meetings Governor Nash
Nayor FleIschmann and local committeeman will
deliver welcoming addresses on Saturday after
noon JuIv 6 DR.. Clark will deliver his annual ad-
dress and Secretary Baer will make his annual re-
mort Saturday evening. On Sunday morning there
will he sDecial addresses on Twenty Years of
Christian Endeavor.'' in the afternoon temperance
rallies and in the evening meetings for Sabbath
observance.
The regular programmes with meetings by sec
tions will be carried out on the TOUR following days
New-York tribune., 1901-06-10
THE RECORDS.
NATIONAL I.T-AGTE

Cincinnati, June (speciaD.-The most remarla-
bic game OF the season, if not in yea s. played
to-day between the New-York and Cincinnati teams
Thrty-eight runs were made in all, thirty-one of
that number being earned off the pitchers The
attendance was so large that the people. becoming
weared or the farce crowded upon the field and
stopped the game: This caused Umpire Emslie TO
give the game officially the NeN-York team bv
The forfeit of 3 TO 0.
II reported that the attendance reached over
seventeen thousand. and the spectators left little
room for the in or out helders to work in Ground
rules were made that hit into the crowd was TO
count Tor TWO bases. In consequence. about any,
thinS that went into the air outside of the indeld
two base hit. which under ordinary cond-
tions would have been easy Cincinnati
used three pitchers, and all hit hard. Phyle
although hit for eighteen singles. pitched out the
game. Selbach IS credited with half dozen hits,
and Van Hatren and Hickman with five each The
New-York team made the batting record of the
season. with thirtyone hits. which scored twenty
i've runs Score:
New-York tribune., 1901-06-10
Nome of 5nmmons.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
~ OF NEW IoRK.-Georee II Draper. Plaintiff
rains Cioosina H Iskiyan Executrix and Benjamin H.
,ne Itixan deceased Nellie David Goosna H. Iskiyan
fsn{aya9r n Islyan Virginia Iskiyan his wife, Vic
fori ssparan George Casparian her husband; Lucy
and KaZarian. her husband: Hat
- Vert and Frederick WeTtz her husband Charles H.
fkian sopha Hirschfeld. Alexander Spiro and MARY
eno his wife (Mary" being fictitious the 1rst of
s.id DEFENDANT unknown 10 the plaati Prospect
Ffi1 IMPROVEMENT Company, Charles Scherz, Louis
6iretsch otto Both Rudolph Wessbach; Flora Glassman
Serr York To the above named Defendants: You
harahy si,mmoned the complaint IN this
COPY OF your answer on the Plaintiff s
days after the service Of this
rraons exclusive OF service. and in
or s.iie 10 appear answer. Judgment viii be
sesinsf YOU default for the relief demanded in the
complaint. -, o.A ,oo,
pFyvIrT IyOCKMAN e. DEWITT, Plaintiffs Attorneys
- Oasca ana Post Office Address No s. Nassau Street
Tsorough of Manhattan, New York city, " Y.
r., .be dsfendants Hattie Werz and Frederick We-tz
ter busband: sophia Hrschfeld Alexander Spiro and
Sniro his l'Mary' Being fictitious the first
name NJ said defendant being unknown TO the paiath
padolnh Weissbach Flora Glassman. The foregoing
summons is served you by publication pursuant 10
an order OF Hon +. Andrews of the Justices
20 ,hs sunreme Court the 2nd day OF May 1901
ana on me day duly nled with the amended com
,isi,f sn fbe Clerk of the County New
EorE A. The County House, in the Borough OF
Msnhattan City. County and State OF New York.
Dated New York. May 9th. 1901
DEWITT LocKNiAN & DEWITT, Attorneys for Plain
IN once and ofhee Address. No IS Nassau
Street Borough OF Manhattan. New York CITY, N. Y
New-York tribune., 1901-06-10
NO LIGHT on ENTRY OF INDEPENDENCE.

The question as TO the entry of the Independence
in the trial races of the New-York Yacht Club had
no further light thrown upon II yesterday Com
modore Lewis Cass Ledyard, chairman of the chal-
lenge committee was OF town, and so was Mr..
Iawton of the regatta committee. Secretary J; '.
s Oddie was seen at the New-York Yacht club.
but said he had nothing further TO give out.
The repairs the Constitutions mast Will he
finished will be ready toe stepped by June
Is The topmast viii be placed in the malnmast
hoisted up together in the same way as when this
spar was first stepped in the Constitution Not
much work has been done the reserve steel mast
owing to SO many of the steel workers being taken
off 10 assist in the repair of the broken spar. The
second mast will not, it is said. be ready for three
or four weeks.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-10
CRICKET.
STANDING OF THE CLUES.

The for the cricket championship of New
York is assuming interesting stage. All the
clubs entered in the contest have been seen in
the field. and while the chances of the Knicker-
booker Athletic Club would again appear be
the best both Brooklyn and Manhattan have ex-
hibited enough form TO entite them the fullest
consideration. The Brooklyn team, especially, has
been materially strengthened by the addition of a
formidable trio of players in c. A. Worm, J. Sim
and II. X. Bancroft. and with all the old
men still available the team will take lot of
beating.
The leaders for the championship will come to-
gether next Saturday Prospect Park, when
interesting struggle may be looked for. The fol-
lowing is the standing OF the clubs for the
championship:
New-York tribune., 1901-06-10
APPIrAL OF THE KETH4TLES.

Newport r. L. June GspeciaD.-The steam yacht
Kethailes recently purchased I'm England by Rear
Commodore c. L. F. Robinson, of the New-York
Yacht Club arrived here to-day from England,
after making the last of the voyage from the
Azores in eight days. She fourteen days out
from Liverpool ard coaled at Fayal the way
Mr.. Robinson does not intend to use the yacht
this summer but will cruise I'm her with his party
in the Mediterranean in the autumn. n c. Bur
rage OF Boston. has chartered the Eethaes for
tbe warm months during which she will remain in
American waters. An English crew brought the
vessel to Newport.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-10

Q S CITY OF RoME.'' JUNE 29yH ts4l5 -toas,
-, few choice berths $50 and S15 ocean
only TO Glasgow. y. c. CLARK. Ill E'way. ". Y.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-10
ALADDIN SOLD FOR $1,000.

Lexington Ky. June (SpeciaD.-The unbeaten
two-year-old Aladdin, by St. Geor2e-MerryW'ise.
and Blennenworth, by Prince of Monaco-Middle-
march. have been sold by D. O'Brien. of this city,
TO George c. Bennett. of Memphis. The price paid
$500 The youngSter cost O Brien only $500
last winter.
George Q Bennett has also purchased from NJ
Young for IS go four yearing thoroughbreds as
follows: Chestnut colt by Cuyug-imp. Memoria.
chestnut colt by Requital-Dalphine, chestnut colt
by Fonso-F1yaway and chestnut colt by Cuyug-
Ste Monaco.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-10
BROOKLYN WINS AGAIN.
CHAMPIONS DEFEAT CHICAGO TEAM IN A
RATHER LOOSELY PLAYED GAME.

Chicago June CSpecian-The Chicago and
Brooklyn teams played rather loosely contested
game this afternoon. in the presence OF over eight
thousand neople The errors Of the home team
were costly. Waddell hit hard in the nftn
and seventh innings. while with the exception or
the seventh inning Hughes pitched with excellent
effect. Keelers only opportunity in the field re-
suited in a blunder The home team had A chance
10 win The game in the ninth inning. but Dahlen
ilrnped into the air and grabbed Raymers line
6riva and ended the contest. Score:
New-York tribune., 1901-06-10
MANHATTAN CRICKET CLUB II
" o o . . . o . . . o 70
PATERSON CRICKET CLUB.
BRooKLYN VICTORIOUS AT BRIDGEPORT.

Bridgeport Conn., June CSpeclaD.-The Brook
lyn Cricket Club played close and exciting game
with the Bridgeport Cricket Club here yesterday.
The game proved great attraction. and the eK-
citing finish in wh!1h the visitors out by the
narrow margin of six enjoyed by all,
although the spectators would have much preferred
10 see the result go favor of the local team The
scoring was low on both sides and only three men
succeeded I'm obtaining double figures. These were
c A. Worm and a. Tyrrill for BROOKLYN. ana 3 ;.
Fox fc- Bridgeport. Totals were: Brooklyn. 40;
E-i5
New-York tribune., 1901-06-10
new YORK CENTRAL.

-. . HARLEM DIVlSEON
e12 a. NJ. 335 p NJ Daily except Sunday u,
Ptttsfeld: Sundays only at 20 a. ".
Pullman all through trains.
Trains Illuminated Pnrsch Light
Ticket Offices at 113 POI. 4I5 1915 Broadway "a
Union So. W.. 2I5 Columbus Ave, 13S West Ia5th ST.
l25th st. and 13Stn New York.
Fulton St and 100 Broadway. E d. BROOKLYN. -
Ieiepho2e 200 2Sth Street TO- New Central Cab
Service Baggage checked from hotel or residence M
Westcott Express Conpsny -
EDGAR VAN ETTEN GEORGE VI DANIELS
General superintendent General Passenger
New-York tribune., 1901-06-10
,Ecr PARK CRICKET ASSOCIATION
LEAGUE BATTING AVERAGES.
Not Most in
.sigrifes not out
PATERSON TEAM WINS

Paterson. y. J.. June (SpeciaD.-Team of the
Paterson Cricket Club, champions of the New-York
Cricket Association received visit here yesterday
from the second eleven of the Manhattan Club, and
by 175 runs with seven wickets to spare. The
visiting batsmen could make no stand against the
bowling of J. Robertson and W. Bunce The former
particularly successful with the ball and
captured four wickets for
When the local batsmen went TO the wickets
they found difficulty in piling the runs, and
before stumps drawn for the day they had
amassed total of 100 for three wckets. The score:
New-York tribune., 1901-06-10

At DayTon-Dayton. G: Marion. !hrst game ten in
rincsl: Davton i; Marion 2 tsecond Earne(
Wayne-Forf Wayne, 5: Indianapolis. l.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s: wheeling. Grst game)'
Louisville ): Wheeling (secord game.
Al Columbus Columbus. o. Toledo. .
New-York tribune., 1901-06-10
CINCINNATI.
NEW YORK

two out when game forfeited
New York ...............-..4 o G 3 3 5-25
Cincinnati ..........-.-.-.--0 o : o 1-lS
Earned runs-New-York 90: Cincinnati II. Two base
hits-Van Haltren . Sebach >, Hickman Davis ?,
eckley . Stenfe5t Irwin Bueow. First base balls
-on Phyle. a Phillips. Time-2:25. Umpire
New-York tribune., 1901-06-10
STATE LEAGUE

A schenertac,-Schenect 8: Cortland. 4
At T-tica-Ctica. {; Troy. .
At Albany-Alhany. 81: Binghamton, 2.
Al Rome-Rome. II: lion. s
New-York tribune., 1901-06-10
BALTIMORE e CHIC RAIlR0A1
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through New York, foot Of Chambers e.
as follows. and 5 minutes earlier trcm W. Esd St:
a.. m. paily--Sclid train for Buffalo Arr D.
Binghamton Wavery, Elulra and Bradford Coachsss
parlOr car cafe dining Buffalo
ESQ o. M. Daily.-ChicagO Limited-Fast Ma-Sciid
train 10 Chicago arriving % .. ARR Cleveland 740
m Sleepers TO Chicago. Cleveland Cincinnati Dining
.30 D m. Dally-BIraso and Cleveland E;xpressArr.
Bradford . 80. Jamestown = 90 and Younss
1927 Cleveland 1880 D. m SleeDers TO But.
fao Cleveland Cafe car
Ji5 p. paily.-Sold train for ItnShanton, WayerS
" Elnira Sleepers TO Buffalo, Chicago. Gin
Cinnati. Dining
TJUCKETS, local. TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
Il ACCOMMODATIONS AT III. 1I3. 261. 800 and 115s
Broadway. 1S7 East I25th St and 2IS West 125Jh Sl
Chambers West 2Sd ST ferries. New York. 1888 and
$50 Fulton 9S Broadway Brooklyn; 10 River ST..
Hoboken. and Jersey City Station New York Transfer
Co. calls for and checks baggage 10 destination
New-York tribune., 1901-06-10

bases-chicago 10: Brookiyn Two base bits
hits-TFughes. Farrell stolen bases-Hartsel Green
Double piays-Chuds Doyle Struck out-By Wsddell s.
Nv Hughes 3 BASE on bals-Of Haddell /; Of Hughes.
g. Time-2.00 Crnpire-Dwyer
New-York tribune., 1901-06-10
MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

DIRECT LINE To PORTLAND. MAINE.
connecting with all railroad and steamship ~
Steamships 'HOr3tO Hall''
STAR tnew ready business July Pier 81
East River, foot Of Pike Tuesday. Thursday
and saturday at p NJ. Steamers fitted with every
modern Improvement for the comfort ard
passengers Ticket office, 200 Broadway, Reade
street General office at New Pier 80 Horatio Hail.
General Manager.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-10
EASTERN LEAGUE
WESTERN ASSOCIATION

Al Syra Rochester. 3; Syracuse. @.
A. Observation-Disclosures ;: Toronto. !.
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Railroads.
DENNSYLVANIA

PGMNN I Ii AulA
e. H-ALbRoA
STATIONS foot Of WEST TWENTY " THIRD STREET
Phe ieavin tne ne rom and
Sortians.s s stresds Is Ilve minutes later , than
sfation, except where otherwise noted-
Cars New York to PitsDarg Sleeping Car PitsDurs to
as a. w. T,T sSTeafS g psfseSg and Cleveland
o-so a. W PENNSYLVANIA LIsiIrED.-Pullman Com
Cars For cbicss9. Cleveland Toisdo. Cincinnati. Ind
1- For T ,Is; ~ cHIcA6o AND ST LOUIS ExPREss-
S-ss p u. ST. LOUIS EXPREss.-For PittseurE. Ind
ianagolis Louisville. st. Louis Dining Car
o-;.S - NJ WESTERN EXPREss.-For Chicago For
7s5 p VI. Pacific ExPFEss.@For PRES Pitsourg and
Bouts ConneeIs for Cleveland s41I-Say y,
PREss-Eor Pittsburg, Cleveland. Nashville tVia Gin
rs sWAsHINGToS AND THE soyTH
10 20 9Rin & O ~ SS1T99fs * ] ana ar' a. nan II S. 10
ssI sss95TsIe7 and C0rtlandt streets s2l g. o Csn
sns ssBlans Car. 40 dining Carr % M y 10 nsss *
nressionaT II I 70 az SRsG P4Tlor E ana Dining csrs5
n 4iSs 42 Dining Car, ass Dining CaD s2S p m
SOUTHERN Ist F., RAnwAY-Exrress s.25 4a5 m. 12io
Atlantic A COAST LINE-Express. $50 m and s2s
sEaB3RD AI LINE RAr.wAYF Florida and Met, n :,
reSt tn 1ai, limited 1855 m daily. EXPRESS A@i'
NoSF2tx oTd TeK 5. AND WESTERN Rs!LwAr-For Memphis
c5ESAPEAIiE 81 a5i ONO RAILw1Y-s-55 and ASS
FOE g OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK--T.55 a. M
4, ~ s,-SSry LAS anG $50 y. daily.
7bToHlb ~ vSIIY955 and 50 p M week-day-,
standard Coaches
CAPE MNY.-fSE5
w.. OF New Nor. and Long Branch Railroad from
.sNe.ty- thrd street Station). $50 IL 40
p o DcsSTs T 80 sD e. n sunday @ ss, S a. 20 20 20
= m. 1850. go 2 20 20 and < 10 D. m sundays.
S45 a Hl. p m ~ 49, = -
e,o l,o-,- FOi PIiILaDELPHIA.
Ok ~ q o- aAd Cort!andt Streets. 62Ol I2S 100
''' tH'1 Penua- LiTniteC). 1910 CpesbTosses
Can ~ Streets 1o2D Dining Car) 1O55 (Dinins
Ii- a M II a. . 70 (Desbrosses and Cortlandr
az I'D 255. o IS. 4.25 425 Dining Carr
t7rl. $50 Dining T.55 SIS. S-S5.
ITO night. Sundays 7.55 coaChesl-
% - 3 * Gimtedl. 9.5S. 10S5 Dining carr
srl $50 Dining Carl 555 Dining carr. 7.55 s25.
500, 30 p. IL night
SO sSeS Nos 4G1 1896 1854 III and 261 Broadway:
F!Itn Avenue fhelow 23d STU Astor House: West
bros TN street Station and stations foot Of Des-
os and Cortlandt Streets Court Street. $50 Fulton
Ri ~ broadway and Pennsylvania Annex Station.
IsIoohlyn station Jersey City Transfer
".ipany VIII call for and check baggage from hotels
sinQ residences through to destination.
road Cab Service -
j. z HUTCHINSON,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-06-10
Central R. 4. Of new JERSEY

SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
of
Through Point Pleasant. 1000 LOO. 3.f5 4st
p m sundays. loco a m. Loo. SEQ p. m.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
F-&sO 1880 $780, 300. 1000. *1l3O a ur +foo
80 ~ 90 400. tS4OO. f430. $500 200 II So
S9oe SO . p m. az 10 udt. H
BAE,TIN0aEs AND " WASHINGTGS
F.4.3O $500 '1o0O. "11,S0 a. t1O0. $780, Sa
800. 200 p m. %12. Is uidt
Ofices: Liberty St Ferry. Ferry. 11s 2s1 as.
1870 ia-. Brlatway: fSa 5th SCI .
Union So. West 1S3 East 125th 2T3 125th ST.
245 Columbus YORK St. SEQ Full
ton BROOKLYN: 9S Broadway Williamsburg. New YOra
Transfer calls for and baggage destination
'Fom Liberty 81. only. "Daiy- iDaly. except Sun
day. Sundays only.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-10
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trains leave Franklin station New-YoT. follows
and Is laIe- West 4.d y. E-:-
sI.lo A. M.FOr INTERN. points Albany & Montreal
ill:20 A M--tD Lake NOhoak. MinEeNaSka. SaratoSe
CaskiIi Mountains
100 r. M-Chicago Express.
'2..5 p A-Cont. Ltd. Detroit, Chicago ST. LoliA
1S-i5 p. M-(2l Fer Hudson River Points and Albany
s6:l5 Il. M-Fcr Rochester. Buffalo, Gleye. & Chicago.
ts:Uo p. MFor Rochester Buffalo. Detroit 81. LouiA
'9:lS r. M-Fo- Syra-. Rocn.. Mag Falls. Det 4 Chi
.Daiy. tDeily. except sunday Leaves Brooklyn
mex. 4. lO;f5 NJ. 2-45 p NJ Leaves Jersey
cts. +. r. sta. Ne. l. 20 A. S:s5 p M
Time tables at principal hotels and Offices
Z. e. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent. ". Z.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-10

EAMBU8G-AMERlGAN LINZ.
IWIN-SCREW EMPRESS SERVICE
Every Thursday
- PLY UTH-CHERBOURG-HAMBU
pEJ n LAND. IL. P. NJ.
a victoria, June 20. 10 AN Deutschland. July H. noon
1oInbia. June -. 10 AM Columbia. July =. 10 AN
l. bismarck July 4. 10 AM F. Bismarck Aug. l. 10 AM
INlN-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE
Every Saturday
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
.RI aIdsrsee June 10 Pm .Phoeneia. July i $50 PM
Pennsyvenis June %. PM wa1aersee. July q. 2 Pm
ifet'ria July &. AM Bulgaria, Aug. ;, AM
'To Hamburg direct.
SliMMER CRUISES
to THE LAND OF the MIDNIGHT SUN, from Ham
burg July ? July from y. 2N. July %. and
70 the BALTIC and the principal cities OF NORWAY,
> Wtsllt;N. RUSSIA and DENMARK. from Hamburg
aug; Is by the new yacht PRINZESSIN yiCrORIA
I.gISt (5.tOO tons. $50 feet Iong1 and e s AU-
GtSTE VICTORIA. All appointments strictly first
cass Attractive itineraries arranged. Further par
tlculafS on application
HANBURG-AMERICAN LINE. 81 BROADWAY.
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LaCslawanna L Railroad

Tickets at e5 Fifth Ave Columbus, Ave fis 40,
and lsS Broadway; II Park PL. f35 W. i.sh ST. ana
33S Fulton ST.. Brooklyn -
Westeotts Express Company will call for and chec,
baggage to destination tExceot Sunday. 'Daly.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-10
A MEXICAN LINE.

A MEXICAN LINE.
NEW YORK-SOUTHAIPT
St Paul june 10. 10 a. m St. Louis. July II. 10
81 Louis. June 20 10 a. m st Paul 10 a.
St Paul July 10 10 a. st. Louis. Il.
RED STAR LINE
NEW ORK-ANTWERP-PARIS
Friesand June L. nocnl 'Vaderland- June GO
Southwark June To- noon FSelsinstOn July
New Twin Screw Steamers calling at Cherbourg.
INTERNATIONAL. NAVIGATION COMPANY,
Piers IL and 10 y. T. Of9ce. IS Broadway.
G A NA DIA y p CIFIC RAIL W Y
Intended steamship Sailings Vancouver.
JAPAN, GElEA A, PMli D p pine ISLANDS
EMPRESS OF JAPAN.......... June IL Aus 10 Nov :
EMPRESS OF CHINA July Sept
EMPRESS OF INDIA
Imperial Iimtd. Montreal 10 Vancouver 100 hours.
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS AND AUSTRALIA
MIOWERA June IS. AORANGI. July 26
Fer rates apply $50 Broadway and 1 B'way.
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Ocean Gfeamers.

Ocean Gfeamers.
sgORUE1 G[SRNlANl ll0V[Du
FAST EMPRESS SERVICE.
CHERBOURG-SOUTH OUTHAMPTON-BRENEN.
kaiserin " June II Kaisern NJ July 0
-lahn June is Kaiser VIM. Cir. July 30
haiser VIM CIR. June - Kaserin NJ Th-- Aug 13
Sailing at 10 \. NJ, Pier 80. North River
TO Southampton Bremen only.
ININ-SCCtE.W PASSENGER SERVICE
CHERBOURG OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Er Ger CIR. June 1S PM Luise. July IL. PM
CIR kurtdrst June ~ AM F'r der July is IL AN
baroarossa July 4. IL AM G. Kurfurst july p, Noon
From New Pier foot Of Sd St, Hoboken.
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Trsve June II. PM AIer July g. II An
tioh zo n June %, II AM Vera June 20 II AM
vera June %. PM itIoh' zoll n. Aug 3. 10 AM
fitiohenzolern). formerly Kaiser VIM. IL
From congress ST., Brooklyn. Take South Ferry
OELRICHS & co. NO. BROADWAY.
Louis H. Meyer AZ South Third ST. Phila-
New-York tribune., 1901-06-10
BASEBALL.
NEw-YORK WINS A SLUGGING CONTEST
AT CINCINNATI. IN WHICH THIRTY
ONE RUNS ARE EARNED.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New-York 25; Cincinnati. Is Brooklyn Z; Chicago G.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-10

SPECIAL. RATES to July offered by
HOTEL MAJESTIC,
Virginia Ave. ed Beach,. Atlantic Cf.y.
81 70 So per day. SO s14 per week. few at
IS weekly.
Appointments service and cuisine first class Elevator.
steam heat baths. etc Booklet mailed.
OSBORNE e. HILLsIARD.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-10

For Porto lRfGOn
Steamships Of the RED ''D'' LINE will sail for San
direct $ f0iows
$ CARACAS. Saturday, June Is Noon
s 5. NARACAIBO. Saturday. 20 Noon
For freight apply
BOULTON. BLISS x DALLETT,
General Managers. t25 Front-st
NMGmDR 00EN[S -E;;;s!sTSg u s NAL.
To GLASGOW. VIA LONDONDERRY.
From "a North River. foot of West 24th ST
Turnessia June Is. noon c. OF Rome. % noe,
30, noon Astoria
Cabin passage. $50 and upward
2d cabin $35 up. 81 class, S26 and up
HENDERSON BROTHERS. n and 10 Broadway
DED ID LINE.
For La Guayra. Puerto CahelIc, Curacao an1 Mara
caiho, Curacao-Caliing also San T. n
From Roberts Pier. Brooklyn.
s. s CARACAS saturday. June Is
s 5. MARACAIBO. Saturday, Noon
vessels have superior accommodations for pas
sengers.
BOULTON. BLISS & DALIETT
General Managers l35 Front-st
New-York tribune., 1901-06-10

HAMILTON HALL.
In the fashionable section OF Atlantic City.
a Chelsea
New House. Appointments thoroughly modern. Cuisine
uneXcelled Rooms single with bath; elevator
Write FOR and booklet VI. Schneider. Propr.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-10
Inmmer Resorts.

SCW-JEE sEY.