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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-18
Sutton Sails Of 8saI Gsatt.


A J. BLEECKER, SON & CO., will sell at
~ AUCTION on the premises THURSDAY June ID, u8 al
O'Clock the following valuable property 400 PLOTS comprising
900 City Lots OF te magnificent property Of the RUTBUkD
PARK ASSOCIATION situated the line Of the Be Railroad nine
gie completed There many residences erected
property and magnificent hotel costing 5000 contain
ng sleeping splendid dining and ball elegant psrors Nc
Churches and schools the immediate
nhlooOd This has frontage of nearly mile on the
soPng soa westerly from the summit the ridge noun
tain and forest scenery Unsurpassed The sauhr and heah OF
the Valley shown by the statistics the United States an
eqaed other locally Ten trains daily each TaEss b
pure water good bathing boating and hhus delightful for residence
Winter Summer The Association make unconditional sale OIL
the entire property offered
TERMS-lo per day Of per in 70 DAYS when
deed will given and 10 per remain on bond and mortgage
special train Of the BE Railroad will Of Chambers
the sale at ii oco also the regular trains al 6f s:l' p IL
las T. s. 6:tJ
Tckets for ercursioncan obtained II Cedsrst
maps snd other particulars apply the Auctonee No. n Cedar
ST. Eew-iok
A j. BLEECKGR son g. Co., Auctioneers.
N TUESDAY JUNE . 1863 II O'Clock the Exchange Sales
room Adjourned Partition Sale By order Of the Supme9COurt under
The direction Of David Hauey Referee
3story brick DIV BILLINGS and LOTS, NOS
73l and 7s3 West TSilth.st
HUDSONST Abngdor sluare)rwo tstory brick dwellings and
lots Nos u and 10
STrwo sbry brick dwellings and lots Nos 80 and 99
between Bedford and Bleecsr-sts
ABINGDON PLACE Tyelnhst (ae Troy)tstory high stoop
brick and lot No. 10 between Bghave and Hulsonst
LITTLE TWELFTH ST-Pemses No IL north side $50 feet west
Of Ninth ave.
Man At No q
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J. JoHSsOS, IT,, Aucuonee;.
DY JOHNS g. MILL Err,
I'D AUCTIONBBRS AND

No 25 NMsAU.s.. CEDLR-sT.. NKwYOEE
City Residences stoRs Los Country Seats and Farms bought sold
changed loans regOtaed Auction Sales Furniture &
TUESD AY June u o'clock the Exchange lSaeoom No Ill
Broadway, n Y.
ADJOURNED SAIR OF THE LINDEN TERRACE PROPERTY
BEING TIKI BALANCE or TIKI BEAUTIFUL VILLA PLOTS
NOT OFFERED OF JUSB g. ~ VILLA PLOTS, 900 FULL
CITY IOTS LOCATED on PLATBUSH SlDB OF PROSPECT
PARK AND WITHIN FIVE MINUTES WALK OF TIKI GRAND
SOUTH .EASTERLY ENTRANCE.
BLThe Aucon positive instructions from the
pors sell the above deabe property the adjourned sale WIN
out any Whatsoever Maps ready at the
Office No. . Sasaust ~ T. aud No l5 Montaguest Broonn
JOHNSON MILLER
Also o. time and place.
RESALE Of CHOICE LOTS On WiCKOfPSf. north side com
nencng 1888 feet Of fave These lots are handome located
good hgh grou paved and graded water and pipes d
terIns easT. Mlps. Sc. 81 oiee. No. - Nlssanst
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auttiun Salrs Of Rtll 6stltt.
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION

Bv WILLIAM ABBOTT. Auciloneer. $500
Island consisting ~ l55 able III LDlNb LOl D.
he sold premises TIL SDAl June H. AZ u o'clock noon
With water rs mansion and buildings thereon Ihs property Is hu
b ave aud Bay Of SesYot and ony rs feet ron he
Yacht Cu grounds commanding nne ves Of TIE
II,rr VIII sold lot. and parcels Maps, catalogues &C. TO be
hal an the once Auconeer No 10 Chatham square NsNlorE
Tbi. S,ls ul tale place regardless weather Terms
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Snttmal Rtbtnut.

OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL
" REvENUB FOR TIKI SIXTH DISTRICT or THE
STATE OF NETWORK comprising the Ninth. Fifteenth. sud
Sreeath Wards Of the City Of NewYok NOTICE II HEREBY
GIVEN pursuant TO law that received from the Assessor the
o Valuations and Bnnmenuon Of property subject to IN under
the provide Internal Revenue 20 support the Government 20
nav interest on the Public Debt purposes approved June
N 1864 amendaoy thereto approved March 1902 July
nj 1870 and March 1867 enumerated therein
due and PAYABLE and that will attend personally or by
collection the once No 0 W est -Four
teeu corner ay SUNDAYS excepted from the lOb
dy OF June until June 1893 Inclusive between the hours
offs o'clock A. m and 4 O'Clock ..
referred comprise the Special TaIes on Businesses
Trades the Carriages Billiard Tables Cod
Watches Gold silver Plate for the ending May 1909 aud the
tlre upon the ending December 81 1867
All prsons shall the due by them respectively
according the Aforesaid within the time hereby specified vii
become liable 10 the penalties prescribed by - 90,
MAUNSELL D. FIELD. Collector
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NFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL

OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL
" REVENUE for the Eighth District Of Ne~iok comprising the
Eighteenth Twentieth and Twenthrs Wards OF the City Of New"
York-Noce hereby given 10 law that have received from
the valuations and enumeraous Of property
subject TO provide internal 20 support the
the public debt and for other purposes
aud the amendoy thereto approved "a
March 1865 18Th July 1906 "a March 1851 that the duties aud
become and payable and that will
attend personally deputy collection the oe
no Broadway daily Sundays excepted from the 18th June until
The llth July 1858 inclusive between the hours OF and
The list, herein referred comprise the special trades pos
sons Sc and the carriages billiard tables gold watches gold
ana silver plate 1853 and the
' " Wv " A. SPAULDING Collector
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GREAT SALE Of WLSTCHESTER PROPERTY; 35 acres Ia 80
parcels AUCTION 10 made without reserve 2gsusH' 70 !nas
Rupr,e partition o. FRIDAY, June ~,
1865 at IL by ANTHONY BLBBChkR SOY % Aaoneol'
at The Exchange sasroom No III BreAdNsy Nss @ De
the town Of Wsetuster extends from the sonh
PIKE 2ne along highway Long Island nu ncnss
and valuable was fo the Sound Location shown on
ANNEXED purchase moneT can remaa on Oon
and mortgage vssrs Man bad Of the ABehone at
their once. No II Cedar New.iork JOHN - fhhh hse
LA MnLya Plaintiffs Attorney No 100 FaIoo ST. ne-
I AUNDRY FORK, No. 90 CouGtlandt-st-
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8ruokIpn Zeal estate for Salt.

DROOKLYN LOTS. For SALE Or IN.
ID CHANGE several plots by The near tue eN ue $50
large number o. low priced lots ~ Brookru
HOYT MILLER, No 100 BfoadNay cor Pine -
ELATBUSH SIDE of PROSPECT PAIN
il LINDEN TERRACE only Minutes walk from the GRAND
SUPPLEMENTARY ENTRANCE-tbe finest place for VILLA RESI-
DpVCS I'M the vicinity than Contra PaE select
pegborhood churches aud schools Only TIE "a po ioi ou
~ t ale Of June remain uusOd These will positively change Aau1
, e HAMMER at II o'clock TUESDAY june o. al Erchaug
Sse,room No Brosdwav Y secure maps before N' are a
cone az Offices Of JOHNSON MILLER No - NaaabIf " t. OF
No. IS. Moutaguest., Brooklyn
nor SALE-BroOltlyn, near the Rev. Dr.
Cuylers Church elegant eiout HOJ Sh neal, new h't
announcement Cheap and Possession July j. ftns
@ H. NACOMBER son No. 81 Fulton corner fotarI'e
SD5 OO0 has been realized R r within t ie% .,
in itg south 81 PROSPECT PARK where tie ground hgh
and the sweep TIE plain Thousands more wv Dc
y those who purchase splendid LOTS the great snl absolute -
JOURNED SALE Of LINDEN BOULEVARD PROPERTY hf JViN,
SON MILLER on TIESDAY June % when every lot odre m
~ pnStTVFfY SOtD WITHOUT RESERVE % the highest bidder
Don't m 10 rrocnre maps Al JOHNSON MILLEkS No. p Nassau
~ New-YorE. OF No. Isl Montaguest Brooklyn.
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Soar0 anS 8uoms.

Soar0 an0 ROums
BOARD and nicely furnished ROOMS in
ID brown stone No ll Els: hueuthst near lr1g place
eight doors west O TAiriayc --------
eb@ PER WEEK and upward-FOr SINGLE
Ip ROOMS with BOARD Room, without board - and upward
Board per day. So DUPONT HOUSE, corner Of Hudson and
LaIght-ts
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6uuufrp 3taI 6statt for Sab.

NJ. WAY g. Co.,
"a. No 40 Nelsonst.. New Brulssick. \. J..
Have large number FARMS and other propet 70 sell Mrfng
In mice from 1000 70 We sell commission eEcusYev
In an cases We bung buyer and seller together 20 make their oTn
bargains such thing bde and so seek le case
For square dealing the Hon Marcus l. srd GOeTnof
William B. TAYLOR exp ~, no 30 Pine ~, v ]. CITY
ATORANGE, N.J.-VILLAS, VILLA SITES
~ AM PAMS great variety beautifully situated, hour IRON
NewYork for SALB low Also Couni seats and House, TO LIZ or
III. SESSION or year By BLACRN ELL SMITH No AJ Broadway
New.York stoII Orange Man and Comets too
all WANTING FARMS-GOOd soil, mild
N climate south Of Philadelphia PHce only 20 per acre
Also improved Hundreds settling uloimauon een'Hss
Z Eir@ian New
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g,tturts anS yflrrtinss.

NrOTICE.-The members of LINCOLN COVE
~ NANT COUNCIL D. T. L. hereby informed that the
meeting ofTO NIGHT THURSDAY June 49, will open counc meet
inc Thew earnestly invited % be present also ~ bring their
friends promised good sieake, also singing oy
ge Climb doubt good time The meeting si
commence 4 O'Clock p. 10. al No Fourth ave - - -,
z. NOGELSANG secretary. WM T. POWELL fres1ept
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Snmmtr Rstr.ats.

A CCOMMODATIONS for three or four faml-
"A e marx barge and airy 9q%Te Of g p HVI N
FORD No % William N Y address G. RUIhBKFOlD NyarA
A MOST DESIRABLE L0CATlONZPartles
stable Inquire ito Wnlam, n y or address Boz No.
A n THE PELETIAH PERRITT MANSION
"A on the Had'pPry'te family sin BOARD rev Saupe
station ,s'e sos E5o9S Of , ot and ad~a
L iii'i' nv PoUGHKEEPsIE
S Sss Sumner ,.o having SESSs Of 5ss
JUNE z GEoRGR MORGAN Proprietor
COUNTRY B0ARD.-Pleasant ROOMS, Wit -
" BOARD he had reasonable terms Washington gss
. %,4%f A5S to s 'o G CRAIG HS No.
CROFT HOUSE, Garrison near West Point
way. WILSON { Co. No. % Pearlst
nUNBARTON HOUSE, Long Branch, n. j.,
~ open Boarsr& It is desabg situated short s.a
from the Beach giving the advantages Of the breeze we [
every way calculate. for private fRss " a60t to s P PowSS
No. &c Pffhave., Nes.York. z-
DETTIPAUG HOUSE, Essex, near the
mouth Of the Connecticut River The eihce Of kskA Shesa
September IS for circular NJ A CUMMINGS Proprietor.
STETSON HOUSE, Long Branch, New-Jer-
~ seJ june S-NoN open iST rs thira eaos r o Roeh "
Steamer, leave Pier No 30 North River a. N and p
GUNNER BOARD from July 9th at the Hud-
= son River Institute Twenty groves aud walks Beaua
drives Healthy location By to hewiofk ResonsOe terms
and gooda accommodations among the attractions
Address, H. c. FLACK, Cayersek Col Co n. l..
CEA BATIiING--A limited number OF hlst-
- class BOARDERS can accommodated in private house Terms
IS per week Address c. f. HENDuCKSON Long branch n J.
THE CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE
This fvote Summer situated the Cakl Mountains
state OF commanding the finest view IN America having
recently enlarged will be open irom June ~ 10 ocI A"
stages connect at Cltsk all the Hudson trains and the day
bosts Albany Also with steamboats, Thomas PoNeu
and New Champion leaving Pier No. s. foot OF Panknst he"orA
daily atop IL ''a'0fa''' At D. cHAs L. BEACH Proprietor
THE WHITE MOUNTAINS IN. h GLEN
HOUSE-Th fashionable summer resort situated at the oase OF
Sit Washington will be opened to the public Tor he season o.
Washington carriage road extends from TINS Ott 10 'n
nit Stages aud hom the house to all sections Of tue mountain
Carriages 10 readiness upon arrival Of every train at Gorham
Il" 10 convey P'''S''' j. H. THOMPSON Co. PrOpietOr'.
VHE TAPPAN-ZEE HOUSE, Nyack on the
Iudou-The e6ce OF the Rockand institute under the above
de auon the months July August anu part
SsI''HO''' ''' ''p' ~ L. D. MANSFIELD Proprietor
LELAND BROTHERS
VALLEY HOUSE, COLLINSVlLLE, conn.
This Hotel ppen and offers many auaesons 20 @
ece newly furnished throughout HAy Of access By
railroad from Situated IN healthy and pretty Vs4
with pleasant drives in every d'ee,g9 s 1S a Pn
Address NblSoN b i1A g.i iiSpleWV, VII
Refers by permission to Collins Co No 22 Wlierst Sewlok
WARREN HOUSE, Watertown, Conn, four
w hours New-York BY Ne.aven and Eauganek RAILROADS
m.nnt BOARDERS modern In all appointments Ss'
Water and Baths Billiards and 4y en 20 So 1 " P po o
class Nh IL buhhOu"il' IlVPIoeDI.
- -
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I AUNDRY FORK. No. 90 CoWtlaudt-st,sz
~ seIssda I.eOsrsPh Zee % The t.is
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LRwis 8. wooD, Auctioneer.
EXECUTORS SALE

IL
40 CHOICE BUILDING LOTS
the 81 Hudson County j. being part OF the
estate Of MATTHEW ARMSTRONG. deceased
LEWIS h. WOOD will cell THURSDAY, June l8, 1893 at
O'clock D. The ground 40 valuable Building Lots, located as
the IOsn 81 drene Maple Danirth Linden
the Bergen Pnt and Jersey CITY Plank Road aud the
Roti This pnprrty commands Of Newl oTk
DE Cites OF SeYork Brooklyn and jersey City
aud Island AMI Staten Island II timely located the Of
good close proximity the Station OF the Central
Of this osd there trains day each
wny between GrceuH and the fare intending age
tickets each Tie distance from NewlOrk
three miles and Wat. the City a can he
reached suus by Central Railroad being 20 minutes
rom Greenvie 10 Ietyst ~ Y This property which the finest
In Hudson Count viii be sd plots Of from sir twelve lots aud
offers the Inducements building 81 property In
the vicinity City II Will he sold without reserve
10 the highest bidder Terms the Day OF sale ...z . -
For Maps and ul particulars inquire Of NJ AbSIlIoNr u "
Badng Greerye no 70 Frry,t n y or Of the Auconer
LEWIS T.. WOOD. No. 90 M0ngomrrys ., jersey Cty'
JOHN ARMSTRONG MATTHEW ARMSTRONG, BIeeaior.
I .ARGE AUCTION SALE of 300 LOTS (5Ox2OO
- feet each)
New three minutes from depot hour
from Neg.iork CT. ..... 1,. . ,
HIGH ANu BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED BUILDING LOTS to be
sod 90 the premises ~ ...,. -. ,,,.r q,
At AUCTION, WEDNESDAY, JlNE -
BY A. j. HtEECEER son co. AJCTIONkERS.
Free tickets maps and u PARTICULARS 40 once OF Aue0nes no -
C. Ner York
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Two LET-On Broadway, for STORAGE pr-
poses the xve and abstaH. STORES known as iie Bonded
Warehog.es Nos g. So 81 and a. through Newest VIII be let
'%p S96i o' va ''' HOMER MORGAN No. Pinest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-18

no RENT-FOr the season, partially FUR
ubed Al elegant VILLA ONon Staten Island the ferry
ard in tte immedt. vicinity NsVios Yacht Club grounds
Apply 10 T. n. LUDLOW Co, NJ Pnest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-18

mo IEI, near TarrytOWn-A gentleman s
RESIDENCE copPe.ely furnished. with acres o. SR0UND
gehoue &C. Immediate POSSESSION Apply to "h A. CRoCh
N rshI- - No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-18

Two LEASE-On Broadway, a LOT, 80 feet
wide by ertri deph between Jiiou and Ma'onslaare'
A long lease vii be granted. Appy
ug@, EoNER MORGAN No 2 Puss-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-18

TI'O LET-For the season or year. a line
L COUNTRY RESIDENCE OF the Harlem Railroad at Paterson
aout 10 depot The house contains II rooms ample
grounds tne location Terms $50 Apply TO X = HAiF near the
n,.,,i... 80 10 I IIAYT. Fshku, n \.
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Ar Observation-Disclosures

NO LEI 1T LISIIINU-FU NInIiEd
COTTAGE ps painted anl cleaned nine rooms beausll
shaded ten minute tigglg from railroad depot Ken
$50 month VI 400 10 May. Inquire OF WI SMART Flushing
cottage. A. VAN BEibEN, NO ~ "aisI Ne"'io'A
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NO LET-At Spuyten DuyvlI, 30 mhuIes by
Hud;os Ril, Railroad and oy, Minutes rom dspa bo1 handsome
stable ground hney situated Apply AZ tue once OF THE
PENNSYLVANIA COAL COMPANY No. III Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-18

FINO RENT" EVERT0N"-A furnished and
VILLA Thoggs Neck wesebeste County near two dy
steamboat landing about piles Harlem Railroad station
pleasant sd healthy place bundled the Sound Win hne water
views There good hous and garden For rent &c apply
On NAA EkNhnELAEl lkLMkk no w GIlnlsL
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,O RENT FURNISHED-A large brick

HOSE whgalen. stable 81 situated AZ lnNood 90 the iuu
sou river ten MINUTES walk from the depot from which frequent
onmupou c bad with th' c; house has modern improve
nts ,s water &C. o tn river AID desab situated Tor
nrL.aLe L.Ln-s AHllg 70 DONlLk Co. W. - soulu.t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-18

Two LET, during his absence in Europe-Th'
splendid RESIDENCE of join Taylor. at Bavde Flushing ~,
e,pT furnished hts stables iechols- Ten
srgrsd. 4 g. EMBREB No 81 Willam.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-18

TO LET-In Astoria, a very desirable HOUSE
on Remssust Franklin bang but few minutes walk from
ferry steamboat landings h ground aud ~ e best part
June Is Aess No Jia " l. T. o. or
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-11
FROM WASHINGTON.


.WAsHIEoroxx, June 10.
The defdesy ibfiis II which was included
the deficiency II Customs House officers.
having psssed both Honsss ard received the
signature Of The President, the Treasury De
psrtment to-day Railsd drafts 70 the different
COLLECTORS 81 Cust6ms to satiafy the demand
for the salasiea Of offcsrs helonging 70 the
Custom branch Of NE service.
It understood that the President has
written letter to Hon. ". $. Greesbeck, Of
Ohio, rendering him the Office Of Secrtary Of
the Treasury, ard ID being held by bin under
advisement, although il is believed IN eertsin
well-informed quArters, that the appointment
will be accepted.
! General Rousseau has been granted per-
misGon, from the War Department, to deIsJ
six weeks in joining his command, the De-
pastmsnt OF Colnmbia.
General Hancock and staff called on the
Chinese Embassy this forenoon.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS,

DEs MoiSEs, June 10.
A terrific gale swept over pallas county a
few days since. The house Of Mr. Hubbsll,
near Adei, was struck BY lightning and con
sumed Qni,e number Of houses were blown
or moved from their foundations.
The commencement exercises of the Iowa
law school occurred last night. An address
was delivered By the Hon. ]. Q. Knapp oi
Keoasuaua Degrees were conferred upon
class nine in number, by Hon. John I. Dill
lon of the Supreme Court.
Reports that grasshoppers are devastating
Iowa are incorrect.
DUBUopE. June To-
The pilots on the Northwestern Union
Frhcket Co.'S. boats struck for $500 per month
s this morning, having previously been gettibs
$3.50. The advance was allowed.
CLINTON, OHIO, June TO-
The Sunday School Convention re>assen
bled this morning at 3 o'clock.
Aftes sons business, the Committee on
Permanent Organisation reported the follow.
ing, whilst each county organization gave &C
counts Of their progress and work:
e4 r. g. Rardes, ,of New York reviewed the
general exercises Of the Sunday School; in
the afternoon, Mr.. Pardee illustrated the pro,
per methods Of Bible teaching.
This evening, addresses were delivered by
Asssra Howell OF Keokuk, Kendig Of Daver.
port, Pardee Of New York. Wood Of Chicago
and sothsss. The Convention will adjourn TO.
morrow night 81 II
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BY YfEfE6RAPH
New YoRK, June 10.

New York, June 10.
A Washington dispsieh states that Senator
Wilson received o idiepGteh from Florida, in-
forming him that the Legislature Of that State,
on Tuesday, adopted the 18th and 14.h
amendments to the Constitution OF the United
States. s. s g2g I. !.
The Legislature has adjourned until the
18th instant, when it will re-assemble and
elect United States Senators.
General Meade will reach Washington on
Wednesday, having been summoned to con-
|. suit nth Gen. Grant in regard TO the inan-
eusAtpf of3tSie ofloers IL The States of his
Dissr;cs, and upon other miltsry matters con-
nected with his command.
A Washington dispatch states that host
sad Of 'hs sss sRssesson 1osa of
the legislation of the Tax Bill relating to
wbsky The Shook-W Woolley crowd. who
ara intsp4sted ID keepangsths tsxai two dol
lars, muster IN strong force. They have al,
ready began operations, and the ring is in
full working order
Another Dispatch says that Woolley Wasnot
summoned yesterday By the managers.
Most OF the Western bankers and money
brokers were examined, with reference to
money transactions with Woolley, and impor-
tant information was obtained.
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FROM NEW YORK.
New YoRK, June

New YoRK, June 10.
By the fall Of scaaolding in ths street to-
day two men were killed and another serious.
ly injured.
Crabtree, Lotties father, was before the
Superior Cour, to-day on writ of habeas
corpus, and the Judge decided that the afiii-
dsyit showed sufficient cause for his deten-
ton.
The World says Cooper Institute has been
secured for the National Sailors and Sol.
diers' Convention or the Fourth Of July, and
among the distinguished gentlemen to be
present are Major Generals franklin. Blair,
Granger, Ewing, Hancock, and Gen. Frank
lin is expected to preside.
The delegates to the Sangerfest from Ger
many are 10 be given, on Friday evening. q
summer night festival, by the leaders OF ;he
krontze Society, and on Saturday night they
will be received by all the German singing
societies in the city, and entertained with !
concert. On Sunday they leave for Chicsgo
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PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, the City Cou,cil of the
w City Of Ke nkeii. fy resoiution at resnia
meeting on tie sth day Of Jare instru The 10
p 4tjcn ai Hectic 10 ss held In
the sever. Al wards Il tte tity,na 49,
Wednesday, july lsi. 1853,
btwe the hour. II andl2 o'crtk r 81 abs and
un Ter the prog sioEs a sct Of "a session ~
Lesiss OF the STATE II Isss.sppfnved sprl
1865 ttIsd,A ACT To epsb nanLictes snt publ:
porttioss IL their eeeton. to s.fte, nd nat nd
pound tin ir ndet dness and Il prasfds ef the IS
sueef new bonds, and ths pay aseni Of On new
born BY thu of spectc tsxe- and for " 2urpess
alt.rsx md 1menlirg sxis.fug easrtsra ard ! sec
t'cn 10Th yhieh psosfdes hat sse esi hall be
yttou Hshe farm ioitring: Ssefl the Ci.y tf e.
okak scla " dets undsy and b. yirsueof tns frovs-
81 tbs Set sststed, .trf ach sssh vr,sr shall
answ@.sf.s' or t'No.r
Wow. then In pursnaats Of tbs instrpe.tons ef the
City Council % ahove stas-f, |, JeHN ADAIK McroW-
ELL Mayor the CITY Of Keshaksdo po;'sm Apd II
on tins legal voters Ad city by batos at the
spefsl sieetiss on W~pssd y. the nrst d-s ~ Jay
nsx4 IN Nc Sevsssi wrds II he Il = sha hocitg oi
Keskfk tls It, dehs und by sirns Of ,Ae
visions Of the set entitled tas In the presns seose
writtenf
The poll of III. First gs.d viii be held AZ the City
Clsf4's o1dee.
rte po Il the sscc I'D Ward will be held At 1sgonn
Andrews ONCE on Exchanga between foarth and
5tn sire IT,
rhs poll Of The Third Ward will be held at Berryhrs
chair sncp, Letween fth and sth stree,s, on Men,
The poll tins Fourth ~ard y n be h.ls on the COZ
nj Of sth anr Main, III shafar bar ber shop
And the pnns will be epeued from niue 10 Twelve
o'clock in thamornns. and from cneto four la ihs sf-
pnsa :, Kediui. Low i, iris aEh dsy af Iaae. 4. D
1893. 1onr ADAIR NecoW EiL,
At,sst, z KELcaMAN, mssk.