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France.
France.
sxpAkoUs TREATMENT or POLISH woAEN

RxpAkoUs TREATMENT or POLISH WOMEN ~
RUSSIA.
The Paris Steele says it has received private
hitter respecting the treatment IN which Polish women
Are subjected by the Russians which Contains such e
FibIe details that 1t does not dare 20 publish them
They are torn from their families and transported u
0iberia," Saws the Siick They are given Ike
1he slaves Of old to ptless masters who force them 10
contract fresh unions Their marriage ties broken
The letter have does not conne itself 10 vague ale
Gatons, IL cites persons and If Russia con
lues her system Of Transporting tae Polish women Jet
tbeIn remember that Roman Empire which after having
aeo covered the world with its violence, was IN turn
Oyerthrown amid violence and barbarism.'
The TINS Paris correspondent says: The month
az May, which Is now nearly at end. has not bud a
favorable influence on the growing crops particularly
wheat"
Complaints are heard in various quarters about the
onjury occOsioned by the drouth.
The Paris Corn market wac well attended, and thu
yBee Of wheat advanced SOC.
The Paris Flour market very firm, and -four rose
higher than wheat Flour Of toleIaLle quality was J0f
The sack. Flour Of G marks, 5Jf
The Paris Bourse was fat. Renter. coz CSC.
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WAR NAP.-A map has been published by
J. Dstarnell, showing the ground over which Gen.
Grant advanced during the present campaign, the
ground On which he ia now operating near Richmond.
The old battle fields and the present defenscs OF the
Rebel Capital The map is intended for popular use
and sold 1T low price IL is largo soae and takes
In The whole country from the Rapdan to Petersburg
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LnAtR.

A telegram from Bombay, Of May IA, says:
The Rev. Isamborf Loweuthal, missionary 70 ths
Afghan has been murdered 81 Pesbawsr. Tie wee
roy is ut S.rnla."
Gray Ebiriings and cotton Quiet.
Exchange On London y. I'd.
A telegram from caicnila, Of Nay u, says
Graz shirting,s and male twist firm.
Erehange OF London, - I'D.
Freight tor seeds, Cos.
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CRICKET MAroH-UMoS or NEWARK ACT

NEW. YoGK CLuB-This match, which has occupied
two days concuied yesterday in the signal defeat
Of the Newark Club. The match was played on The
new cricket grounds at Bedford. l.. l., and va! wit
uessrd BY large assembage VI spectators. and. m
pTtunst.y for the Jerseyuea turned out quite one
-ied affair. Tho following IL tho score Of tho tSo
DAYS MAY:
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A telegram from Copenhagen OF May "a says:
hdyioes received here from Jutland state mat the
Prussans continue arrest Danish officials ara rave
subjected tho local press 20 censorship. 1t ID semi
ocjay denied tina. contributions and eonhscatehs
ordei I'd prior to May 70 which were to be cancelled
consequence Of the aTmistce have been WITHDRAWN Dy
Die prussiaus In,elige rom Aaborg announces
that the enemy Is constructing inLrenchments ut ihat
Mace.
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BULLS HRsD-Thc decline in tho cattle
market alluded to last week. did no, stop there. but
sas followed by further reduction VI lc. v b this
week. .hc hte chagrin OF the specuIator and che
evident satisfaction II the butcher and consumer. As
VIII be another page. the market closed hard
and tomo ~ the cattle sent uat 10 yrEEa. The
sheep market IA oyerstocked and prices falling or
materially.
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MEETING oY THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.


Tie Board met Il o'clock on Tuesday afternoon. Sa
perysor Tweed In the chair. Tho Controller ssnt in
conn nniceton .iatiIg that the Riot Damages Fund
was exhausted except a balance OF 80. JJJ y. lie
a.so pr scented copy " ordinance authorizing fur
her Of bonds 20 the amount u! $4,000. The or
dinance wne adopted. A communication Was recen e.
nom the Mayor nominating Matthew hyrne- "a City
NarshI vice Williams resigned SuperYisoY rurdJ
plesented resolution aaihorsng the County Volgn
trcr Cosmiiice 10 the payment Of boTTei
10 volunteers A report received rom thG; Con-
miffe" sfstng that iusy oiim Of iij men
over all The calls tiat bses made. that the whole
amount u money raised BY Tie county or yOnntc ring
zn Sd 94G TOO ~ which sr e. 31 ~ 10 has boon
pended leaving g. nns1I"ucoa balance ~ $3.50 81 no.
Ann.Ne.i 20 the report ordnance authorizing
th' Controller misc tho f1fn ~ - cDCO for the use
81 The Committee Procuring Volunteers, tho Com
Wiffcc not "a commence 0p rfnrs ur'il the sun %
$50 Opo he's been Raised The last clause Stricken
out ut tho request of supervisor PuriY Bills 20 tha
,monnt 81 80 10 = for materials used IN constructing
the New CvuTl.ilouse. were ordered Veid. A veto
message was received rom the mayor. rcllTnng w..A
ont his gppro, ri resolution adding bill u Nnsi-.
J. T.. ana W w. cufnr 4 Co. for .sun used un Paiac-
Garden grosnds--the bis HDoonted 80 S&lG s. Ihc
Board .hen djsurned 10 the 2sth inst
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The D.uubinu priueipali,ics.

A telegram IT0m Bucharest, Of May 7, sHyF'
TAs result Of the general pehsce is 7lJ2e5 votes io
and 81 against ghc Constitution proposed by PTuee
C,Mga There were TO aO5 entitled "a vote. out u
which number III 6J either abseni III, or a1rlaiheu
FROM voting.
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Damage 60 the Erie Canal.

Albany, 1nosday, june n l~4
Lock No. Is, at Cohoes, on the Erie Canal,
gave out again on Saturday ard. after hour de-
lay vas got into working order. Fears now even
entertained that 1t must b. taken down and rebuilt II
60 the delay 10 navigation viii be 10 or 20 days
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

THB MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
Tho Board CT directors Of this Association have de
cided 10 appropriate sl2 600 for tho erection OF suit
able structure 10 which place tie library and trans
act their bts;irss
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Malls Close at the Post-Oales
Traxelcrn, Gnihe.
To AissnT by Hadssa X T., 50 M1-rsn NO., ~, ~


Am, AHI 4. ., sod 1890 p. Sunday train ffes
To : 5sny, By HaT.nl r. r., nth a., th ~, rom
)0th-st. To- m. snd .. m Sunda' ir.ins...., -
To Albany b. steamers Daniel Drew zEd Armenia
leaves Des5los-.st landing, Stopping at 1shsi
-
To baltimore. ~ tie sew-t-rse. X H., foot OF
Cour-isndi =. sod l0s. IN, Il r m, and ID
midnight. fisov
70 Hosion, By NOV London line, Pier 3 y X,
stonns'cu line, Pier ~ v r.. sni Fall River
Inc. Pier \. a.. cBy tsunday eKcsptsd)... swr -
10 Basson. By New HrTcs K r., va Springfield,
TO Be.,on By New Haven r Il, Sth.s,. and alb
.v, wa shore Lin.. III .rd Sp m Sunday .., 6s>p.
To Buislo, By Erie Rsllrcsl, FOO. q Chsnbcrs-
.....i and 10 m ard Ssok -
10 bridgeport, by steamer brts'por'i from Poch
sip r r. daily :'.:..............n
Long Isani. by l.. :. RAiigo.d, noE James-siip
na Of astfs T.. h...........8 ID. and t'Jo
re Ncw- Haven, Hartford, md spri' -icd-sterna-
ers ..sys fock sip .-,....... ..........t and IL -
~ .,agharsh, GGE-ssT.i, " -; Point. Poushtsspsie
aai Rorderl, b. clnes Mary Pow H. leaves Jay
-. landing a.! y............. ............... -
~. P0u-fasepsie. 10y steaInbost Thomas CoVs.T
Leaves j.y-s,.. ti-ily t-i!ng 9. &C =. ". W
iolsoTs garrytoEn, We. Point, Cornwall, New
esFga ard a.goa. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -
10 The West, by Peuns, sHis Ccn'fsl Rsilrosd,
SUNDAY s.sc
loot Of Cosrslsai, q m, u m and T:se
T. Phil sdsphr, ~ Nry.J-fsUy Rrinad, foot os
80 ~ S,dni,,'. aaSdiy s;ssr
Pier . \. r foSs Of Ssrcsy SIS e. m and s.esy -
70 Neshng p, b. New jersey a. X, icot =.
CoalflsLit--i.. an 10 a a.. . ?. m, and ~
midnight SGnlay.. I'1Y
Inr r. Information " f-~H-l 90 ksi"ad IEze lrssA
ad,cu,, ui-at. IN smother ,s-t oi his pipsf
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The Commissioners appointed by the New
Jesley Legislature estimate the value ~ tho right.
u the state 20 hands under waller yesterday
the guests 81 the E.N.Y Chamber u Commerce.. aad
had pleasant excursion ny the bay. Eloquent speeches
ysre made by the Hon. Moses H. Grinnel. III lion. :.
H. Ruggies David kaaf. esq. the Hon. Jam. N. SEQ.
W.. tho Hon. Lyman Chandler A. A. Low. President
81 the Chamber u Commerce. and others. The e,cnF
sion returned 70 New York about o'clock D. ". Among
Tho distinguished quests nosocd the Hon. Dudley S.
Gregory Of Jersey City
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Italy.

A telegram from Turin, May 80 says: Sig
nsr Ainghetn, Finance Minister. announced in tn
Chamber Of Deputies to-day. that zoo e 600 of the los
fsen have been issued upon conditions which he hore,
Ssuld be foand advantageous"
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enRin,

In the Madrid Senate, on May y, the fi-
nance Minister read tho bin granting 20 hossrs.
Weiseicr Salamanca aud osnn the concession ior the
Mitigation cf tasnr M amornt " go cO0c00 rsss n
Treasury bonds The report Of TIE Committee on me
Passive Debt viii be brought forward this sess'cn.
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Thurlow Weed is called ''Father Of the Lob
bywho,heT properly do not undertake to sssss
30, Of the superior excellence Of AKArs East HIs Ss
thafs sold by al srGcess is~ - $500
az Logad. General Depot. Nc. ia irads II
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aiayemra.> OF nrras -tcamera-
asa,srngrr~ Arrived.

p sA. Jsrl>. l.. .geyi yrss i.Ie1ooi-af. QSs's, sy
ri d .-nt.r.
- ise,s ,,os, B,iis>, HartA Marie, ess., sssss
.c. Osstea;ala tca.giny.
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Fyag.-About O'Clock last night, FIR,
broke on. 10 ihe stable 81 Lewis Gardener RnpeJes
street ami Wa totally destroyed. Damage sl0o NJ
Insurance.
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CRIMES AND CAsUAJTSEs.-Henry Eisnes
proprietor Of the fat and taow boiling establishment
Nos. ? and AbsitOir place West Thirty. ninth
street Yesterday arraigrrd before Justcs Dowiina
tie compliant Of Capt. Lord Of the Sanitary Police
who chsracterizes his establishment as u nuisance "
rho surrounding neigbbcrhood. lie will undergo 80
examination 10 day. An inquest yesterday held
by Coroner Renrey Mt No. 26 jones street. on Che re-
mains VI Mr.. Abraham Be-sfori. who was fatally in
uTed by falling from third Story window Of hs lsso
residence. Deceased vas aged II years.
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ALBasY Tuesday. June II. 1894
In the Court of Appeals the day calendar for
W Wednesday, june IS, IL 90 follows; Nos g. q p 10
IL ~ 49, 10 and a.
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! A telegram from st. Petersburg of May p,
.@vs. II IS deserted that Prince Gorcnskof the Rig
sian Foreign Minister with his private SECRETARY Su
accompany me Czai ~ Germany on Inc oh .! june.
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The New Arctic R.p-di,ion.

NTW-LoNTON, c. TUeslsy. juno Il, ri.
Tho ship Monticello, of thIs place. which is
10 take ont Halls new Arctic Expedition, will lot bo
ready before the 20th inst.
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disbursements for the Austrian Squad
ron in the German Ocean.
MARRIAGE OF THE COUNT OF PARIS.
WRIT OF THE CAR IN GERMANY.
Ehe Flebsscite In the panunian
Principaiitics.

The steamship ssyonia, from Southampton
On june /. arrived bore carly on Tuesday morning
Her news has been anticipated. The Bavaria a<rEed
Aay 20.
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FIREWORKS! I

FIREWORKS! FIREWORKS .--RgMoyAL.--Ex-
ce,ior Fewors. FGSs AID Lanterns Depot npo7sa fsn
John Nc. Deg Broadway. Public snt strs.s
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Tnr sronrsmrs's CLua CoNyeSrov.-Thc

TnB SPORrsuEss CLUB tUNyGNTi1y.-Iht
SIKH Annual Couy iun T.. iic tor;srcnn Cgb nj r,
State OF Now.Yori commenced an Monday =, enin !,
lasi by meeting OF The member, az Tie Of iae
Ncw.York Sporlsmehs club, Ne. 10 East fonrleeaiA
street whore To preliminary busilo'S OF appointing
judges .or the weeks proce, liugs gone shrol-h
NJ. J. ". Green appointed Judge ol .lol l.O.,.
ing blr Geo. q. Holmes os rifo shAting ard Nless-
G. l.. WHIT head and W. {. Ierrc.. OF q throwing art
bir. Inns. Vest rday the programme o. tNe ir-t diy.
r-ocoSt'ngB TiAe aao5:ag end p.so. esootng The
conie..art. 10 nccf r.. the Centre, he coarso l. !.
There avery hunted Attendance; nua - nj! 'ne
entries nir thc ps'r 'horiu@ priced o. nel-
hris 81 lie NcgivlA City 5possaoas Club oaly cu5
" roustg.y 10 colg.il.on .OoA pi-rg. llo pa r. y
rec Hiogtine (G.i elegant s.Sgr tii., y Ms "'l
Air. Jamer Meyers IT,. New-A orh. heating ,harisJ
Bradford. EetgVls re, n Phelps New fora. anG his.
/. Whitehead Sew YORK. The shooting consisted g..
ie) shot ~ one hnnlrd yars oii.her' string nrr'.
nrc, omen sights. Subsequently To nenber' ind''ict
IN soma esage and Gclhu opsaits lsopn aaoo ne.
irer eotye ~ Che iesuiU pfog'nr, iof pii4ea tlgca
by tic Club. III. aBs.o hiri sweet .taNos AGd eighteen
entries and was won By Hr y. s.-iunY. after bye
8ilh Mr Paul Mead hd hne elc,un bids to ihC 80,
t4as ten Nj Robert Newell ~ l'nis'o won the doul
bird swcopstake- beating zen competitions and killing
three doubo birds In To-day she eating uf
the Gy and bass line and sins Trap shooting cones OF
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The Schools and THE FArR.-Mr. Bossa.
Treasurer Announces that the contributions to he sss
itary Fair by tie Public Schools Of this CITY, foot .,
S23,7C6 g. The largest sum from single school v.s
sl,213, from No. IS in the Sixteenth Ward.
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 10. 1884,

and wounded soldiers The Rev. Henry Ward Beechcr,
tho Rev. d. 4. II. Chaplin. the Rev. Prof Hitchcock
tho Rev. Dr. Foster, and james T. Brady. esq, have
consented 70 speak, and Of the first artists in tho
musical world. whose names win be announced bereaf
ter will DO present to add their efforts to this grand
entertainments.
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FATAL ACcIDEST-A son Of Collector pa,s
neg killed Yesterday afternoon. The following
count has been sent TO The facts In regard "a IT,
accident On Madison avenue. yesterday noon vhicI
caused the death Of Charles Barney youngest son ~
Collector Barney, ers a. fol0ss: The little hoy vNc
between md 10 years old. q pup IN H.
school Of Prof Charlier In Twenty fourth street
Madison Tne hoys haa been taking tlsir p.nj
walk aud recreation in Madison Square, ct Tie noon r
cess and were about returning In company MN r.
teacher who bad them under bis care. Jnst ~ ths,
were crossing the avenue, an omnibus passed dow;
driven at the usual rate OF speed but In the hurry "A
crossing and In attempting 10 pass In 'front.' hue bar
neg was in soms way thrown down. and before m.
driver could stop the front wheel Of the omnibus hI
passed over his body, inficng injuries witch Cancel
his death within few minutes. The grief Of H.
Barney was boy Of great brightness. and vas tte r.
yorte OF the house. lie carried TO the sehoo Ana
message dispatched ut 10 the Collector Who IA
tho CustomHou immediately on receiving n bH
could not reach the house until ms As5 lie chrS
had died.
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fAdHertiaenent.l

EVERY SANE MAN CAN Do SOMETHING
WE'LL and has success ye, thousands sbooss us
wrong pursuit. and therefore, fail What you % bee
can DO learned by PHREsoLoar. An examination st Yov-
LsR xIIs no sss Brosd-,y. would Tie p~psss
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The laundry situated on the top floor Of tho
Howard Hotel. No i76 Broadway, kept BY Lynde h
Lamb. daInsged by fire yesterday morning to TIC
from The stove.
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row occurred lasl evening Oh board the stea1nshn
Northern Light lying q: Pier No. North Rivcr, In
which John brennan received a severe stab W To
breast st the bands OF John HARDER.
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pRRRY's JAPANESE POLIsH.-Ladias eaA
tbs Superior srt.clr for their shoes Of Middleton sA
snire Bisby Wiihers Porter, TeThune Brooke H. L.
Hill J.fers, and ~ tho Agency. No. IS Wihan-ss.
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I Eighteen vessels were in the roads OF 1'unis
ready to lake board those Europeans who mgh' de-
sige to embark.
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FROM Observation-Disclosures papers mp to jane
contain 30 news Of importance. Heavy rains had
lsIca at st. John, Port Maria, and Kug-:on. do;ss
co.ziaersL.o damage "a veg tation-
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KHes County CIgCuIT COUgT.-Nos 10, AZ, ~
a. s. 81 81 -. 81 IS ~ 90 81 62 e. Is, e. g.
BzOoELYS tITT COUET.-Nos. "a, o. ., 3, II
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TvRgTY-SEcoyD WARD.-The Union Associa.
ton OF the German citizens Of the Twenty seeona
War, met on Monday night at the Hcadqnasters No.
Js7 Eighth avenue Adam RoedgeI Ia tie chair M.
Adulfis L1Egc addressed the meeting and reeor.
mended the support Of rbe Baltimore platform and III
Presidential candidates thereon Both wers Endorsed
with universal applause. aud the motion Of Mr.. g
Spring tina, this Association be hereafter Known as tho
Lincoln and johnson Cnmpnien Club Of The Twenty,
second Wsrd, was unanimously carried.
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Latest snip News.


c1efn Me,.cpo, g. = tran pci') hl'ssl -
.Hi. W.. - botr., with 40 sic ana wounded 'As'
.. g. Asst. cus1-rins-.cl. A..
steamer ,n1s. Dcnny. Paiaicp,h, masc. and sas~
JANE. Hand. -
s,.s.ss T. ~ fa!schpd rrssi, p.adePhls, md'- 70 )
s.csnes Mlr,h. sts,cn& Ct.acs. Baltimore rea'" 'a~
~. g. WIN Nfy,li . IL.
Jir Jsrir. L. Bc-or,, ssil.ber. Liverpool Ny y pee.
sua q pa.s - Tfas- dearborn. lie been dsys
go Banks Sh lga winds and tAi-k vc1iher a..
f,g Car"ue Selr'r. Aspnval n -pys. hides. NO., =.
% JOY. Ii ina q, u m, Cope An'9nio Ssass' s
i-L C,po K-irra. tv,ins W. =. " 70 mle, ,p'hs '1'
On .a-t, CT OK from tewca- ior sen To ps..
Igif Antou, .lhs cot Belize, upn.h MafsheH. sehas
Hon Jlns io~%os sisrs A., 9, ,. hlra,aasr 70
JruaS IT. 20 l6 on. 81 ~, psssod slp CenhSn'r '"~
Neat.
WiSD-sanscl. & ".
aEscT NNDA
Tho schr Louis srrivcd Belize, ilcnd rTsross ~
l. 'fo,n sssi anl ologtri having f-p N Van oss ~ Al
Ia. =, ant IN aG c.-. ~ he American SHIP Joeh -
hert vhth vosr, We from AuwOr.rsns In oast' ~
fHbssco and he'd been .igadd On ftSnns OF "" -
Nav on the Aleefsu,a Reef TIE crw aoandSnoa a ~
ans DAY. she having 81 egs Of water u ths s.txs
dsra;o.. They VEN SisA.ns 'hsS w 70 SN''' >'f
= 4-.s--A~s-S
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INTERESTING HIsromoAL Rnlo.-we have

recently been shown II - Ronads esq. loc,.ct
containing ihs hair OF Lord Howe. who was Killed u
Mo battle Of Ticsnderoga IN 1853. The hair IL con.
tnined in glass heart ncoc, by wrostiis of gold
and enamel bearng the inscription. Lord gi.ct
Howe. killed near Iicondoroga July 9th. 1873 ut So
Dulcc q. deeorum pro pa,ria mor." Tho locket De.
lng.L TO Lord liowes chaplain and IL ut prorsDs ~
Lle pe:lsssl9a % Ihe Ety y u yehlsep 81 .hs l,p.
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BROOKLYN HORTICULTURAL SOCIsTY.-The
june Exhibition of the brooklyn Horticultural Society
will be- held II The Brookiyn Academy NJ Music TO day
and to-morTOv. il list " premiums VIII be awarded
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Cnlckrrrns.-At Convention of Cricket.

CRiCKErERs. . Convention OF Cricket
era held In Boston, Massachusetts, on Saturday last
eleven experts chosen to represent the Old f.,
State in the match with the Nov.yerk Clrb. 1he
ooyon were elected a. follows. lIcssrs Ol'Tien. Mar.
.ir. Draper and Blanchard. OF ,hs Fo,ton Clsb;
Fletcher. Emmett ard Robinson Of tIu lowell Club.
Eaton md iva others, ghioc; "a tho ohoio9 II tl,
Sieibnrne Falis Club; Burgess VI tho Fn R,er cub.
substitutes: Florence OF lowo Bogle ~ Iau River.
Ash~,li OF Eosion. and weaver 81 Braintlee. II
Boston Lowell SlclhgTae Falls. Tall River and nri 3D.
tree Clubs wsro represented In The Convention. III
match IL 70 toxic place on i6c grounds Of no l,0s'"n
Club 81 East Cambridge. Oh 10 5tA end Gih o: july
next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-15

FoR THE BENEFIT OP SOLDIERS FROM TlB
FEoST.--Thcrc will hc grand orutoiica and musical
entertainment a the Academy OF Music tho evening
VI Thursdsy tho I'D instant IN aid tho special relief
fund ~ The Lsiss e,r n:vItsl Ter ths tepst. 81 seA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-15

SENT 70 Fort LAFAYETTE. Charles 4. Blu
LOS, q commission merchant heretofore doing bulne
ut No. ~ pcarl street. yesterday arrested the
direction Of Gen Dix and committed % oFt Lafayette
lie h charged with being engaged in the be- noes o,
running goods mo lie blookaded ions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-15

FATAL SHOOTING ArpRAY.--On Sunday night
laht, John Mudoon became engaged IN a row with q
stranger at No. so Mercer street During the atarca
lion be shot in the left breast by the strasger and
badly injured that no died yesterday morning at the
Eow.Yors Hospital. The assniiant fed Immediately
after the occurrence and has not yet been pprehoa
Deceased 10 years Of age. Coroner haumann VIII
bold an inquest on tho remains today
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-15

j CONVENTION OF COMMISSIONERS The
Commissioners Of Health, Of Charities ard Corrso
tioa Of Quarantine and u Emigration met at the City
Hs yesterday. by invitation Of the Mayor FOR the pur
pose determining VIVA: do with immigrants arriving
this cry afflicted with small pox or cthsr contagou,
disea.os The Chairman Of THO Board Of Chartlss and
Correction held that the department no rcprcssn.!
lad always been wiling TO receive smallpox psiiea..
vl that The of property booased 70 tie Con-.
misSoncrs 0f Emigration. Tie Corporation Counsel
said that the city under Obligation 70 provide hoe
p.'si accommodations for suea cases Tho President 81
the Comm ssiepers II Emigration stated That his 'ri
was willing 10 provide for such cosog. bu, they
not willing sond OsnTeyeHce about tie chs 10 col
lsct them lie Thought that duty belonged to The city
au.h1tes. Amer spirited d0byts tAc Convention ad.
iourned sithou; arriving .; any doas;e conclusion.
The baiiding Of h-piili question discussed by
tee Convention. Thcre Il snail poT Hospital on
Blackwelle Island, which contains upward nt %
pstcnts II IL sufficiently large 10 accommodate about
twice nat number Of gatients. small Po4 p,iicats
Low arriving ut Quarantine are generally sent 10 that
hospital